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Meanings of mass-produced in English

Mass-produced.

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Usage of mass-produced in English
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During World War Two, Spitfires were mass-produced in a matter of weeks.
BBC
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Scientists are confident the Australian-developed candidate will be able to be mass-produced.
Radio NZ
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Nissan Motor Co Ltd makes the other mass-produced electric car, the Leaf.
Reuters
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The result is a garden that feels personal rather than mass-produced.
The Irish Times
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Food scientists have shown this most clearly for mass-produced tomato puree.
On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
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However, production has been a headache for makers of mass-produced EVs.
News.com.au
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The seven-seater model is Toyota's first mass-produced car to use a lithium-ion battery.
Reuters
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Now you can have mass-produced manufacturing without having to produce the same object.
The Guardian
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The abundance of good, low-priced, mass-produced ware is exciting in itself.
The Guardian
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Yet somehow, most of the population remains undisgusted by mass-produced chicken.
The Guardian
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The swords and crossbows they carried appeared rather shabby and mass-produced.
Assail
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The Prius, the world's first mass-produced petrol-electric hybrid car, was launched in 1997.
Radio NZ
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Anybody can grab a mass-produced card along with the week's groceries.
A whole new mind: why right-brainers will rule the future
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The Madonnina is a mass-produced white-glazed plaster statue just over sixteen inches high.
The new yorker
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Today's mass-produced mirrors, with their chrome-sprayed backing, they won't reveal anything.
The strain
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They have prefabricated, mass-produced flat roofs, and walls of concrete blocks.
The new yorker
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