Pronunciation: /ˈdʒɛnəˌreɪt/
noun the act of producing or creating something
A1 The windmill can generate electricity.
A2 Solar panels can generate renewable energy.
B1 The new software program can generate reports automatically.
B2 The factory can generate a high volume of products in a short amount of time.
C1 The marketing campaign was able to generate a significant increase in sales.
C2 The innovative technology has the potential to generate massive profits for the company.
verb to produce or create something, typically through a process
A1 Plants generate oxygen through the process of photosynthesis.
A2 The wind turbines generate electricity for the small town.
B1 The new software program is designed to generate reports automatically.
B2 The marketing campaign was able to generate a lot of interest in the product.
C1 The company's innovative ideas have generated a lot of revenue in recent years.
C2 The artist's latest masterpiece has generated a lot of critical acclaim.
formal The machine is able to generate a report based on the data inputted.
informal I can generate a list of potential candidates for the job.
slang Let's generate some buzz around the new product launch.
figurative His charisma can generate a lot of enthusiasm among the team members.
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