A product is something made in a factory or farm to sell. It can be food, clothes, or any thing you buy.
This store sells many products.
We buy fresh products every day.
In math, the product is what you get when you multiply numbers. For example, 2 times 3 equals 6, so 6 is the product.
The product of 2 and 3 is 6.
Find the product of these numbers.
A product can mean something made by nature or by science. It is a result from actions or processes in nature or chemistry.
Plastic is a product of chemical reactions.
This oil is a product of the earth.
Sometimes product means a thing or person made because of a special cause like hard work or ideas. It shows where something or someone comes from.
She is a product of hard work.
This art is a product of imagination.
In philosophy, product means something made by joining different ideas or terms. It is the combined result of thinking.
The product of these ideas is a new theory.
This concept is a product of two beliefs.
As a verb, 'product' means to make or create things. This use is rare and old-fashioned today. We usually say ‘produce’ instead.
Factories product many goods.
Farmers product fresh vegetables.
