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coproduce

/kˈoʊpɹədʒˌus/ verb

To produce (a creative work) together with someone else.

Word Origin Built from Latin co- 'together', pro- 'forward', and ducere 'to lead' — literally 'leading forward together'. The idea is that when you coproduce something, you and others lead it forth into existence. The root ducere is incredibly prolific: it gives us produce (lead forward), reduce (lead back), introduce (lead into), and even educate (lead out). The breakdown co+pro+duce shows the collaboration baked right into the word.

verb To produce (a creative work) together with someone else.

The two directors decided to coproduce the documentary to combine their unique perspectives.

(动词) 联合制作；共同制作；合作制作

两位导演决定联合制作这部纪录片，以融合他们独特的视角。

(verbo) Producir (una obra creativa) junto con otra persona.

Los dos directores decidieron coproduce el documental para combinar sus perspectivas únicas.

(verbe) coproduire [Produire (une œuvre créative) en collaboration avec quelqu'un d'autre.]

Les deux réalisateurs ont décidé de coproduce le documentaire pour combiner leurs perspectives uniques.

(Verb) koproduzieren; gemeinsam produzieren [Ein kreatives Werk gemeinsam mit einer anderen Person produzieren.]

Die beiden Regisseure beschlossen, den Dokumentarfilm zu **coproduce**, um ihre unterschiedlichen Perspektiven einzubringen.

(動詞) 他の誰かと一緒に（創造的な作品を）共同で制作する。

2人の監督は、それぞれの独自の視点を組み合わせるために、そのドキュメンタリーを共同制作することにした。

(verbo) coproduzir; co-produzir [Produzir (uma obra criativa) junto com outra pessoa.]

Os dois diretores decidiram coproduzir o documentário para combinar suas perspectivas únicas.

Synonyms: coauthor collaborate cooperate jointly produce co-create partnership work together team up Antonyms: produce alone solo create monopolize individual produce
Word parts: co + pro + duce

Related words

produce producer production productive productivity unproductive reproduce reproduction reproductive product deduce induce introduce reduce conduct

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