Definition of underproduce in English:

underproduce

verbˌʌndəprəˈdjuːsˌəndərprəˈd(j)us

[with object]

1Produce less of (a commodity) than is wanted or needed.
生产不足，生产供不应求
we are underproducing geologists to work in industry
Example sentencesExamples
- Few businesses have the luxury of having a poorly hired employee blindside their enterprise by underproducing or creating negativity among other workers.
- You underproduced; a shortfall of at least 30%
- Those three cities and others like them have been losing population - particularly young families - and underproducing jobs more than virtually anywhere else in North America.
2often as adjective underproducedRecord or produce (a song or film) in such a basic way that it appears rough or unfinished.
（录音，电影）制作不充分的，粗陋的
Example sentencesExamples
- For all the excitement New York's electro parties generated last year, little came out of the scene but underproduced music.
- Even in his studio, which is the best-equipped, the songs have a raw, underproduced, disposable quality.
- Each song's instruments (largely varying forms of guitar, with the occasional appearance of piano and drumbeats) are well separated in the mix and the voice is intimate and underproduced.
- Surely somewhere there is an underproduced cabaret musical that is worth the paper that it is printed on.
- With its abrupt cuts, minimal score, copious dialogue, and large ensemble cast, the film has an underproduced, semi-documentary feel.

Derivatives

underproduction

nounˌʌndəprəˈdʌkʃ(ə)nˌəndərprəˈdəkʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The production of less of a commodity or substance than is wanted or needed.
生产不足，生产供不应求
under-investment will lead to a period of underproduction
Example sentencesExamples
- a treatment for the underproduction of testosterone
- The liberation brought ecstatic scenes throughout France and nurtured hopes of radical change, but there were still the same, or even worse, problems of shortages and underproduction.
- The basic economic idea underlying this is that, when there is open access, and no exclusive rights, resources will be consumed faster, resulting in underproduction or shortage.
- Inaccurate estimates can lead to over- or underproduction, a problem that does not occur in the digital distribution of music via the Internet.
- the irreverence, hyperactivity, and underproduction of punk
2The recording or arrangement of a song or film in such a basic way that it appears rough or unfinished.
（录音，电影）制作不充分的，粗陋的

Definition of underproduce in US English:

underproduce

verbˌəndərprəˈd(y)o͞osˌəndərprəˈd(j)us

[with object]

1Produce less of (a commodity) than is wanted or needed.
生产不足，生产供不应求
Example sentencesExamples
- Those three cities and others like them have been losing population - particularly young families - and underproducing jobs more than virtually anywhere else in North America.
- Few businesses have the luxury of having a poorly hired employee blindside their enterprise by underproducing or creating negativity among other workers.
- You underproduced; a shortfall of at least 30%
2often as adjective underproducedRecord or produce (a song or movie) in such a basic way that it appears rough or unfinished.
（录音，电影）制作不充分的，粗陋的
many of the album's best tracks are relatively underproduced
Example sentencesExamples
- Even in his studio, which is the best-equipped, the songs have a raw, underproduced, disposable quality.
- Each song's instruments (largely varying forms of guitar, with the occasional appearance of piano and drumbeats) are well separated in the mix and the voice is intimate and underproduced.
- With its abrupt cuts, minimal score, copious dialogue, and large ensemble cast, the film has an underproduced, semi-documentary feel.
- Surely somewhere there is an underproduced cabaret musical that is worth the paper that it is printed on.
- For all the excitement New York's electro parties generated last year, little came out of the scene but underproduced music.

词汇	underproduce
释义	Definition of underproduce in English: underproduce verbˌʌndəprəˈdjuːsˌəndərprəˈd(j)us [with object] 1Produce less of (a commodity) than is wanted or needed. 生产不足，生产供不应求 we are underproducing geologists to work in industry Example sentencesExamples Few businesses have the luxury of having a poorly hired employee blindside their enterprise by underproducing or creating negativity among other workers. You underproduced; a shortfall of at least 30% Those three cities and others like them have been losing population - particularly young families - and underproducing jobs more than virtually anywhere else in North America. 2often as adjective underproducedRecord or produce (a song or film) in such a basic way that it appears rough or unfinished. （录音，电影）制作不充分的，粗陋的 Example sentencesExamples For all the excitement New York's electro parties generated last year, little came out of the scene but underproduced music. Even in his studio, which is the best-equipped, the songs have a raw, underproduced, disposable quality. Each song's instruments (largely varying forms of guitar, with the occasional appearance of piano and drumbeats) are well separated in the mix and the voice is intimate and underproduced. Surely somewhere there is an underproduced cabaret musical that is worth the paper that it is printed on. With its abrupt cuts, minimal score, copious dialogue, and large ensemble cast, the film has an underproduced, semi-documentary feel. Derivatives underproduction nounˌʌndəprəˈdʌkʃ(ə)nˌəndərprəˈdəkʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The production of less of a commodity or substance than is wanted or needed. 生产不足，生产供不应求 under-investment will lead to a period of underproduction Example sentencesExamples a treatment for the underproduction of testosterone The liberation brought ecstatic scenes throughout France and nurtured hopes of radical change, but there were still the same, or even worse, problems of shortages and underproduction. The basic economic idea underlying this is that, when there is open access, and no exclusive rights, resources will be consumed faster, resulting in underproduction or shortage. Inaccurate estimates can lead to over- or underproduction, a problem that does not occur in the digital distribution of music via the Internet. the irreverence, hyperactivity, and underproduction of punk 2The recording or arrangement of a song or film in such a basic way that it appears rough or unfinished. （录音，电影）制作不充分的，粗陋的 Definition of underproduce in US English: underproduce verbˌəndərprəˈd(y)o͞osˌəndərprəˈd(j)us [with object] 1Produce less of (a commodity) than is wanted or needed. 生产不足，生产供不应求 Example sentencesExamples Those three cities and others like them have been losing population - particularly young families - and underproducing jobs more than virtually anywhere else in North America. Few businesses have the luxury of having a poorly hired employee blindside their enterprise by underproducing or creating negativity among other workers. You underproduced; a shortfall of at least 30% 2often as adjective underproducedRecord or produce (a song or movie) in such a basic way that it appears rough or unfinished. （录音，电影）制作不充分的，粗陋的 many of the album's best tracks are relatively underproduced Example sentencesExamples Even in his studio, which is the best-equipped, the songs have a raw, underproduced, disposable quality. Each song's instruments (largely varying forms of guitar, with the occasional appearance of piano and drumbeats) are well separated in the mix and the voice is intimate and underproduced. With its abrupt cuts, minimal score, copious dialogue, and large ensemble cast, the film has an underproduced, semi-documentary feel. Surely somewhere there is an underproduced cabaret musical that is worth the paper that it is printed on. For all the excitement New York's electro parties generated last year, little came out of the scene but underproduced music.
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