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prod

UK
/prɒd/
US
/prɑd/

Translations

prodnoun
prods
pl
UK
/prɒd/
US
/prɑd/
The manager's email served as a prod to complete the project on time.
L'e-mail du responsable a servi d'aiguillon pour terminer le projet à temps.
The farmer used a prod to guide the cattle into the pen.
Le fermier a utilisé un aiguillon pour guider le bétail dans l'enclos.
prodInformatique ; usage familier.
The team will deploy the new release to prod tonight.
L'équipe déploiera la nouvelle version en prod ce soir.
protestantFamilier, parfois péjoratif ; surtout en Irlande du Nord.
The neighborhood is largely home to Prods.
Le quartier est en grande partie peuplé de protestants.
Additional translations
piqûre
Synonyms
encouragement
stimulus
incentive
prompt
goad
prodverb
prodded
Past Simple
prodded
Past Participle
prodding
Gerund
UK
/prɒd/
US
/prɑd/
He prodded his team to finish the project on time.
Il a aiguillonné son équipe pour terminer le projet à temps.
She prodded him in the ribs to get his attention.
Elle l'a piqué dans les côtes pour attirer son attention.
Additional translations
inciter
Synonyms
stimulate
encourage
urge
poke
jab
nudge
spur
incite
prodadjective
UK
/prɒd/
US
/prɑd/
Used attributively before a noun; non-gradable.
prodInformatique ; usage familier.
We had to roll back the prod database after the incident.
Nous avons dû revenir en arrière sur la base prod après l'incident.
protestantFamilier, parfois péjoratif.
The parade had a distinctly prod atmosphere.
Le défilé avait une atmosphère nettement protestante.

Definitions

prodnoun
A pointed object used to poke or jab.
The farmer used a prod to guide the cattle into the pen.
An act of poking or jabbing with a pointed object.
She gave him a gentle prod to wake him up.
A stimulus or encouragement to prompt someone to take action.
The manager's email served as a prod to complete the project on time.
A production environment or version of software, short for "production."
The team will deploy the new release to prod tonight.
(Informal, sometimes offensive) A Protestant, especially in Northern Ireland.
The neighborhood is largely home to Prods.
prodverb
To poke or jab with a finger, foot, or pointed object.
She prodded him in the ribs to get his attention.
To stimulate or incite someone to take action.
He prodded his team to finish the project on time.
prodadjective
Relating to a software production environment.
We had to roll back the prod database after the incident.
Relating to Protestants.
The parade had a distinctly prod atmosphere.
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