How is the word se produire translated from French to English

Jouer, chanter ou danser devant un public.

To act, sing or play for an audience.

verb
English translation
Perform

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  • Ils se produisent tous les vendredis soir. They perform every Friday night.

  • Le chirurgien a effectué l'opération. The surgeon performed the operation.

  • Le groupe se produira-t-il en plein air cette année ? Will the band perform outdoors this year?

  • Cette machine peut effectuer dix tests par heure. This machine can perform ten tests an hour.

  • Les élèves se produisent devant leurs parents. Students perform in front of their parents.

  • Effectuez le contrôle de sécurité avant le décollage. Please perform the safety check before takeoff.

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How is “se produire” translated from French?
“se produire” translates into English as “Perform”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “se produire” mean?
Meaning of “se produire”: Jouer, chanter ou danser devant un public. In English — “Perform”.
What part of speech is “se produire”?
“se produire” is a verb.
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