Crank out

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verb

To produce a large amount of something quickly.

The factory can crank out 200 cars a day.
Visual representation of "crank out" - to produce a large amount of something quickly

Often appears as...

  • crank out production
  • crank out results
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Speed Emphasized

The phrase suggests rapid production, often at the expense of detail or quality.

Illustration for Speed Emphasized
We need to crank out these T-shirts before the event!
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Industrial Connotation

Commonly used when talking about manufacturing or any large-scale production.

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When the demand increased, the bakery started to crank out loaves of bread.
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Informal Setting

Often used in casual conversation, not in formal or serious contexts.

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I'm amazed by how quickly she can crank out those handmade cards.
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