production plant
nounUK /prəˈdʌkʃən plɑːnt/
US /prəˈdʌkʃən plænt/
A production plant is a big building where people and machines make things.
The production plant makes thousands of toy cars every day.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A living organism, such as a crop or tree, that is grown for food or other products.
The farm's main production plant is corn, which is harvested each autumn.
3. A facility where energy or a raw material is processed on a large scale.
The new production plant turns natural gas into electricity for the region.
4. The physical site and equipment used by a company to manufacture its goods.
Company officials toured the production plant to check the new equipment.