coprodurre

to co-produce

verb koh-proh-DOOR-reh Rare

Usage Note

Coprodurre is an irregular verb following the pattern of produrre — it is a compound of con- (together) + produrre (to produce). Its past participle is coprodotto. It is used in film, television, and theatre to describe a production shared between two or more entities. The corresponding noun is coproduzione (co-production).

Examples

"I due paesi hanno deciso di coprodurre il film."

Natural Translation

The two countries decided to co-produce the film.

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