the process of making or growing things to be sold, especially
in large quantities [↪ produce, product] the production of
consumer goods food/oil/milk etc production agricultural
production and distribution production
costs/facilities/processes etc high-tech production methods be
in production (=being produced) By September, the new motors
were in production. go into/out of production (=begin to be
produced in large numbers, or stop being produced) The new model
will go into production next year. the amount of goods that are
made or grown increase/rise/fall etc in production a drop in oil
and gas production when something is produced through a natural
process the skin's natural production of oil 4 [uncountable and
countable]A a play, film, broadcast etc that is produced for the
public, or the process of producing it: the new Shakespeare
production at the Arts Theatre In 1992, Green moved into video
production. when you show something: Entrance is only permitted
on production of a ticket.