product

product
noun
1 sth that is made or formed
ADJECTIVE
▪ good, right
▪

We have a good product, but it needs to be marketed better.

▪

the right product in the right place at the right time

▪ innovative
▪ high-end, quality
▪ marketable
▪ everyday
▪ perishable
▪ defective
▪ natural
▪ manufactured
▪ finished
▪

the manufacture of chocolate from cocoa bean to the finished product

▪ commercial, consumer
▪ branded, brand-name, proprietary
▪ generic, own-brand, store-brand (esp. AmE)
▪ premium
▪

We are introducing premium products to all our clients.

▪ niche, specialty (AmE)
▪

They offer a range of niche products online.

▪

an expensive specialty product

▪ flagship
▪

the company's flagship product

▪ promotional
▪

agencies giving out promotional products

▪ competing
▪

It's hard to find a competing product that is as compelling.

▪ high-tech
▪ domestic, household, industrial
▪

everyday household products

▪ cleaning
▪

non-toxic cleaning products

▪ styling
▪

Ken uses the very best styling products for Jessica's fine hair.

▪ waste
▪ agricultural, animal, beef, cereal, cheese, dairy, food, meat, milk, pork, poultry
▪ organic
▪ nutritional
▪ medical, pharmaceutical
▪ tobacco
▪

cigarettes and other tobacco products

▪ software
▪ beauty, cosmetic, hair-care, skincare
VERB + PRODUCT
▪ buy, purchase
▪ sell
▪ advertise, market, promote
▪ showcase
▪

This new catalogue showcases our product.

▪ use
▪

Those who used the products were generally satisfied with the quality.

▪ introduce
▪

The group says it will introduce nine new products before the end of the year.

▪ endorse
▪

an athlete who endorses a product

▪ offer
▪

products offered by our insurance companies

▪ manufacture, produce
▪

They produce a product that meets the customer's quality requirements.

▪ create, design, develop
▪ customize, tailor
▪

Our research enables companies to customize and tailor products to suit individual tastes.

▪ deliver, distribute
▪

the people who create and deliver the products and services

▪ export, import
▪ launch
▪ package
▪

They put a lot of time and money into packaging products.

▪ label
▪ test
▪

Most companies haven't tested their products on humans yet.

PRODUCT + NOUN
▪ area, category, group, line, line-up, range, sector, type
▪

We are expanding the product line-up.

▪ placement
▪

We are using a lot of outside agencies to help us do product placement.

▪ offering
▪

the company's new product offerings

▪ design, innovation
▪ mix
▪

The company is diversifying its product mix to attract new customers.

▪ development
▪ developer, manager
▪ management
▪

She is president of product management.

▪ package
▪ portfolio
▪ description, information
▪

Ensure you have adequate product descriptions.

▪ launch
▪

the most successful new product launches of 2003

▪ price
▪ quality
▪ liability
▪ life cycle
▪

short product life cycles

▪ safety
▪

for those still concerned about product safety

PHRASES
▪ a range of products
▪

a wide range of beauty products

2 result
ADJECTIVE
▪ end, final
▪

A complicated string of chemical reactions leads to the end product.

▪ natural
PREPOSITION
▪ product of
▪

Like many of his generation, he was a product of Japan's obsession with technology.


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