factory
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈfæktəri/
factory means: A building where workers and machines make large numbers of products.
noun
PRODUCTION BUILDINGA2
A building where workers and machines make large numbers of products.
- My father works in a factory.
- The factory makes shoes.
- Two new factories opened near the town.
ORIGINAL DEVICE STATEB2
The original state or choices a device had when it was made.
- I restored the phone to factory settings.
- A factory reset deleted my photos.
- Choose factory defaults to undo your changes.
LARGE PRODUCERC1
Something that produces a large amount of a particular thing.
- That school is a talent factory.
- His brain is a factory of strange ideas.
- The movie industry became a dream factory.
adjective
ORIGINAL EQUIPMENTB2
Made or fitted by the manufacturer, with no later changes.
- Those wheels are factory.
- The car still has its factory paint.
- Is this radio factory or was it added later?
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