home-grown in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for home-grown in the English»Spanish Dictionary

homegrown [Am ˌhoʊmˈɡroʊn, Brit ˌhəʊmˈɡrəʊn] ADJ

1. homegrown fruit/vegetables:

homegrown (from one's own garden)

de la huerta propia

homegrown (not foreign)

del país

homegrown (not foreign)

local

homegrown (not foreign)

nacional

2. homegrown (local, indigenous):

homegrown artist/politician

local

I.produce VB trans [Am prəˈd(j)us, Brit prəˈdjuːs]

1.1. produce (manufacture, yield):

produce cars/cloth

producir

produce cars/cloth

fabricar

produce coal/grain/beef

producir

produce fruit country/region:

producir

produce tree/bush:

dar

produce tree/bush:

producir

these cows produce better milk

estas vacas dan mejor leche

1.2. produce (create, give):

produce energy/sound

producir

produce interest

producir

produce interest

dar

produce interest

devengar

a university which has produced many great scientists

una universidad que ha dado or de donde han salido muchos grandes científicos

he produces a novel a year

escribe una novela por año

she produces excellent work every time

su trabajo es invariablemente excelente

1.3. produce (cause):

produce joy/reaction

producir

produce joy/reaction

causar

produce effect

surtir

produce effect

producir

the statement produced the desired effect/an angry response

la declaración surtió or produjo el efecto deseado/provocó una respuesta airada

it produced very little interest

suscitó muy poco interés

1.4. produce (give birth to):

produce young

tener

2. produce (show, bring out):

produce ticket/document

presentar

produce evidence/proof

presentar

produce evidence/proof

aportar

produce gun/knife

sacar

he produced the letter from his pocket

sacó la carta del bolsillo

3.1. produce:

produce CINE, TV

producir

produce CINE, TV

realizar

3.2. produce THEAT:

produce play

poner en escena

produce show

montar

produce show

poner en escena

3.3. produce (direct):

produce RADIO, THEAT

dirigir

4. produce (in geometry):

produce

prolongar

II.produce VB intr [Am prəˈd(j)us, Brit prəˈdjuːs]

1. produce (manufacture):

produce factory/industry:

producir

2.1. produce:

produce CINE, TV

encargarse de la producción

produce CINE, TV

encargarse de la realización

produce THEAT

encargarse de la puesta en escena

2.2. produce RADIO:

produce

encargarse de la dirección

III.produce N U [Am ˈprɑd(j)us, ˈproʊd(j)us, Brit ˈprɒdjuːs]

produce

productos mpl (alimenticios)

“produce of Spain”

“producto de or producido en España”

our chief produce

nuestro principal producto

foreign/home-grown/farm produce

productos extranjeros/nacionales/de granja

home-grown in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for home-grown in the English»Spanish Dictionary

home-grown ADJ

1. home-grown (vegetables):

home-grown

de cosecha propia

2. home-grown (not foreign):

home-grown

del país

3. home-grown (local):

home-grown

local

Translations for home-grown in the Spanish»English Dictionary

cosecha N f

1. cosecha AGR:

cosecha

harvest

2. cosecha (conjunto de frutos):

cosecha

crop

de cosecha propia

home-grown

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Club executives saw, in the precocity of home-grown players, a solution to a new era of financial fair play.

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They were massive and so full of that great home-grown carroty flavour.

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In the 1980s, with the rise of stadium superstars, many home-grown rock fanzines emerged.

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Their international and home-grown fanbases continue to swell as more and more towns and territories latch onto their distinctive sound.

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Cotton is the basic material but all sorts of fabrics, both imported and home-grown, may be made into longyis.

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We lived on the staple diet of chapatis, dahl and rice supplemented with home-grown organic vegetables.

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Though nutritional yeast usually refers to commercial products, inadequately fed prisoners of war have used home-grown yeast to prevent vitamin deficiency.

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In subsequent years, the club went through extensive restructuring to return to financial health, largely with young home-grown players.

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Eight of these must have been home-grown players.

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Into the mid-nineteenth century, bookbinders of home-grown literature typically hand-made their books and sold them in small quantities.

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