manufacture (verb)
61produce — verb prə dju:s 1》 make, manufacture, or create. ↘create or form as part of a physical, biological, or chemical process. 2》 cause to happen or exist. 3》 provide for consideration, inspection, or use. 4》 administer the financial and managerial… …
62re-export — verb ˌri:ɪk spɔ:t, ɛk export (imported goods), typically after further processing or manufacture. noun ri: ɛkspɔ:t the action of re exporting. ↘a thing that has been or will be re exported. Derivatives re exportation noun re exporter noun …
63activate — verb (T) 1 to make something, especially an electrical system, start working: The lock is activated by a magnetic key. 2 technical to make a chemical action or natural process happen: The manufacture of chlorophyll is activated by sunlight. 3… …
64fabricate — verb (T) 1 to invent a story, piece of information etc in order to deceive someone: The police were accused of fabricating evidence. 2 technical to make or produce goods or equipment; manufacture 1 (1): The discs are expensive to fabricate …
65assemble — verb 1) a crowd had assembled Syn: gather, collect, get together, congregate, convene, meet, muster, rally See note at gather Ant: disperse 2) …
66construct — verb 1) a new high rise was being constructed Syn: build, erect, put up, set up, raise, establish, assemble, manufacture, fabricate, create, make Ant: demolish 2) he constructed …
67contrive — verb his opponents contrived a cabinet crisis Syn: bring about, engineer, manufacture, orchestrate, stage manage, create, devise, concoct, construct, plan, fabricate, plot, hatch; informal wangle, set up …
68fabricate — verb 1) he fabricated research data Syn: falsify, fake, counterfeit, cook; invent, make up See note at lie I 2. 2) fabricating a pack of lies Syn: concoct, make up …
69contrive — verb 1) they contrived a plan Syn: create, engineer, manufacture, devise, concoct, construct, fabricate, hatch 2) Lomax contrived to bump into him Syn: manage, find a way, engineer …
70do — verb 1) she does most of the work Syn: carry out, undertake, discharge, execute, perform, accomplish, achieve, bring about, engineer; informal pull off 2) they can do as they please Syn: act …
