 | English  | German |  |
 | ind. mass {adj} [e.g. production] | 163 fabrikmäßig [z. B. Herstellung; i. S. v. Massen-] |  |
 | ind. upstream {adj} [fig.] [in a production scheme, closer to manufacturing processes] | 129 vorgelagert |  |
 | complex {adj} [e.g. production, method] | 98 aufwändig [kompliziert; z. B. Herstellung, Verfahren] |  |
 | sweat {adj} [e.g. bead, gland, loss, pore, production, stain] | 25 Schweiß- [z. B. Tropfen, Drüse, Verlust, Pore, Pruduktion, Fleck] |  |
 | theatre stage {adj} [attr.] [e.g. actor, debut, performance, production, properties] | 10 Theater- [z. B. Schauspieler, Debüt, Vorstellung, Inszenierung, Requisiten] |  |
 | series {adj} [attr.] [e.g. actor, injection, production, switch, ] | Serien- [z. B. Darsteller, Einspeisung, Produktion, Schalter] |  |
Verbs |
 | to commission sth. [order the production of sth.] | 1790 etw.Akk. bestellen [etw. in Auftrag geben, z. B. ein Porträt] |  |
 | to discontinue sth. [production, run, etc.] | 445 etw.Akk. abbrechen [Vorführung, Lauf etc.] |  |
 | econ. ind. to reduce sth. [production] | 327 etw. verschlanken [die Produktion] |  |
 | to overshoot [production target] | 31 übertreffen |  |
Nouns |
 | fin. mint [coin production facility] | 92 Münze {f} [Münzprägeanstalt, Münzamt] |  |
 | film theatre premiere [first performance of a production, film] | 59 Premiere {f} |  |
 | fin. mint [coin production facility] | 40 Münzprägeanstalt {f} |  |
 | ind. mil. supplies [materials needed in war, industrial production, etc.] | 27 Versorgungsgüter {pl} |  |
 | ind. extraction [production] | 26 Förderung {f} [Gewinnung] |  |
 | econ. trimming [of production; staff] | 22 Verschlankung {f} [ugs.] |  |
 | FoodInd. tempering [chocolate production] | 12 Temperieren {n} [Schokoladenherstellung] |  |
 | cut [in production, output] | 11 Einschränkung {f} |  |
 | stoppage [in production etc.] | 11 Stillstand {m} |  |
 | engin. tech. piercing [production of a hole in a sheet of metal by the use of a punch and a die] | 10 Lochen {n} [Werkstück, Scherschneiden] |  |
 | law oenol. [law relating to wine and wine production] | 9 Weingesetz {n} |  |
 | psych. changeover [from one production job to the next] | 6 Übergang {m} [von einer Serienfertigung zur nächsten] |  |
 | archaeo. spec. debitage [lithic production] | 6 Abschlagmaterial {n} [Abfall, der bei der Grundproduktion von Steinwerkzeugen anfällt] |  |
 | biol. lactation [production of milk] | 6 Milchbildung {f} [Laktation] |  |
 | audio film tech. wigwag [film production] | 6 Rotlichtwarnlampe {f} [vor Film- und Tonstudios] |  |
 | pharm. pharmacy [preparation, production] | 5 Arzneimittelzubereitung {f} |  |
 | ind. [automatic assembly line] [glass production] | Eiserner Mann {m} [ugs.] [fig.] [automatische Fertigungsstraße in der Glasherstellung] |  |
 | law pharm. [inspection of production sites in third countries] | Drittlandinspektion {f} [bei Produktionsstätten] |  |
 | [original production plant, based in the company's home region, and still in use] | Mutterwerk {n} |  |
 | comm. hist. [permitted production of goods for western countries in the former DDR] | Gestattungsproduktion {f} |  |
 | mus. attack [production of a note on an instrument] | Anschlagen {n} [Tonproduktion auf einem Musikinstrument] |  |
 | med. hypersalivation [excessive production of saliva] | Hypersalivation {f} |  |
 | archaeo. tools microburin [stone tool production] | Kerbrest {m} [Steingeräteherstellung] |  |
 | fin. mint [coin production facility] | Münzamt {n} |  |
 | audio mus. mixing [a step in sound production] | Abmischung {f} |  |
 | mus. spec. theatre nut {sg} [production costs] | Produktionskosten {pl} |  |
 | jobs polymechanic [Switzerland-trained mechanic involved in the production of machinery, tools, prototypes, etc.] | Polymechaniker {m} [schweiz.] |  |
 | slump [in demand, investment, sales, production] | starker Rückgang {m} |  |
2 Words: Others |
 | QM GMP-compliant {adj} [e.g. production] | GMP-konform [z. B. Produktion] |  |
 | low-key {adj} [production, film's treatment] | unaufdringlich |  |
 | low-key {adj} [production, film's treatment] | einfach gehalten |  |
2 Words: Verbs |
 | to crank up [coll.] [stimulate, boost production etc.] | ankurbeln |  |
 | to kick-start sth. [fig.] [stimulate, boost] [the economy, the production, tourism] | etw.Akk. ankurbeln [fig.] [z. B. die Wirtschaft, die Produktion, den Tourismus] |  |
 | engin. tech. to scale sth. up [quantities, production volume] | etw. aufskalieren [Produktionsmengen] |  |
2 Words: Nouns |
 | film jobs mus. balance engineer [esp. in classical music and movie production] | Toningenieur {m} |  |
 | hist. ind. boiling house [for salt production] | Pfannhaus {n} [österr.] |  |
 | film tech. bridging shot [film production] | Passage {f} |  |
 | archaeo. burin spall [stone tool production] | Stichelabfall {m} [Steingeräteherstellung] |  |
 | material tech. coil diameter [sheet metal production] | Coildurchmesser {m} [Stahlblecherzeugung] [auch: Coil-Durchmesser] |  |
 | tech. textil. cross lapper [also: crosslapper] [fleece production] | Kreuzleger {m} [Vliesproduktion] |  |
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