Definition of by-product in English:

by-product

noun ˈbʌɪprɒdʌkt

1An incidental or secondary product made in the manufacture or synthesis of something else.
zinc is a by-product of the glazing process
Example sentencesExamples
- The process of drilling for oil produces toxic by-products - drilling mud and poisonous waste water, which get dumped into the ocean.
- Vegans won't eat any animal products or by-products at all, which is weird.
- Sugar cane fiber, a by-product of sugar manufacturing, can be made into paper.
- Lactic acid is a by-product that's produced in the muscle fibres when they can't keep up with the energy demands.
- One of the most significant is carbon dioxide, a by-product of burning fossil fuels such as oil, petrol and coal.
- Picric acid is a by-product from the manufacturing of explosives.
- Further down the valley on the old soda ash beds, wild orchids bloom on the alkaline soil, a by-product of soda manufacture.
- Ancient Greeks and Romans observed it in its potassium salt form as a by-product in the production of wine.
- But trees naturally absorb CO2 and produce in its place useful by-products: oxygen and wood.
- We are not aware of any silver mutual fund since most silver is produced as a by-product of other metals such as copper.
- Only methanol is required as fuel, and the by-products are heat, water, and carbon dioxide.
- Tons of straw are produced each year as a by-product of grain production.
- Cooking gas, gasoline and diesel are by-products of crude oil.
- Yaks provide wool and milk by-products such as butter, which are sold or bartered for grain.
- The manufacture of chemical weapons produces chemical by-products and chemical contamination.
- Many materials are already in use or in development, including wood waste, sewage cake, agricultural by-products and waste from the food processing industry.
- Although these trace minerals are present in grains and by-products, iron, zinc, copper, selenium, and iodine need to be supplemented.
- Microsilica or silica fume is a by-product in the manufacture of silicon and ferrosilicon alloys.
- In Ireland it is produced as a by-product of the drugs industry.
- In the case of yeast's metabolic activity in six-carbon sugar solutions such as grape juice, the three main by-products are water, ethanol, and carbon dioxide.
Synonyms
spin-off, offshoot, subsidiary product
1. 1.1 An unintended but inevitable secondary result.
  he saw poverty as the by-product of colonial prosperity
  Example sentencesExamples
  Perhaps it was an inevitable by-product of the Bosman ruling, which allowed holders of EU passports to be treated the same as nationals.
  Once hunger and disease, the by-products of poverty, are cleared from the face of the earth the world shall be a safe place to live in.
  It certainly did not emerge as an inevitable by-product of individualism or the market.
  Social capital is an unintended by-product of the constitution of human capital.
  Errors are an inevitable by-product of complex systems of human activity.
  An economy based on waste is inherently and hopelessly violent, and war is its inevitable by-product.
  I tend to see the results as the by-product of an ethos where we encourage students to aim high
  A happy by-product of the fantasy is the prospect that the community will disintegrate into a free-trade area.
  This is not the result of political differences or a by-product of the troubles.
  Poverty is a by-product of domination of the needs of profit over the needs of people.
  What's happening now is simply a by-product of the strategy's effectiveness.
  Likely this will also entail some depreciation of the yen as a by-product of this policy.
  Many of the fears and misconceptions shaping our options and influencing our choices are by-products of this fallacy.
  Rumours are an inevitable by-product of the success he has had at Preston.
  ‘That is the by-product of greater economic confidence which results from the cuts,’ he said.
  But off-setting these places, are negatives which are really by-products of poverty.
  That dehumanisation is a by-product of the modern world - an effect to the modern world's cause - is a given.
  Does the meat industry perpetuate world hunger and deforestation, and if so are these inevitable industry by-products?
  One could argue that the democratic element of the resulting government was a by-product.
  The snobbery and hatred of meritocracy that have been revealed this week are simply inevitable further by-products of monarchy.
  Synonyms
  side effect, consequence, entailment, corollary, concomitant
  ramification, aftermath, after-effect, repercussion, backlash, ripple, shock wave, spin-off, fallout, heritage, fruits
  British knock-on effect
  technical externality

单词	by-product
释义	Definition of by-product in English: by-product noun ˈbʌɪprɒdʌkt 1An incidental or secondary product made in the manufacture or synthesis of something else. zinc is a by-product of the glazing process Example sentencesExamples The process of drilling for oil produces toxic by-products - drilling mud and poisonous waste water, which get dumped into the ocean. Vegans won't eat any animal products or by-products at all, which is weird. Sugar cane fiber, a by-product of sugar manufacturing, can be made into paper. Lactic acid is a by-product that's produced in the muscle fibres when they can't keep up with the energy demands. One of the most significant is carbon dioxide, a by-product of burning fossil fuels such as oil, petrol and coal. Picric acid is a by-product from the manufacturing of explosives. Further down the valley on the old soda ash beds, wild orchids bloom on the alkaline soil, a by-product of soda manufacture. Ancient Greeks and Romans observed it in its potassium salt form as a by-product in the production of wine. But trees naturally absorb CO2 and produce in its place useful by-products: oxygen and wood. We are not aware of any silver mutual fund since most silver is produced as a by-product of other metals such as copper. Only methanol is required as fuel, and the by-products are heat, water, and carbon dioxide. Tons of straw are produced each year as a by-product of grain production. Cooking gas, gasoline and diesel are by-products of crude oil. Yaks provide wool and milk by-products such as butter, which are sold or bartered for grain. The manufacture of chemical weapons produces chemical by-products and chemical contamination. Many materials are already in use or in development, including wood waste, sewage cake, agricultural by-products and waste from the food processing industry. Although these trace minerals are present in grains and by-products, iron, zinc, copper, selenium, and iodine need to be supplemented. Microsilica or silica fume is a by-product in the manufacture of silicon and ferrosilicon alloys. In Ireland it is produced as a by-product of the drugs industry. In the case of yeast's metabolic activity in six-carbon sugar solutions such as grape juice, the three main by-products are water, ethanol, and carbon dioxide. Synonyms spin-off, offshoot, subsidiary product 1.1 An unintended but inevitable secondary result. he saw poverty as the by-product of colonial prosperity Example sentencesExamples Perhaps it was an inevitable by-product of the Bosman ruling, which allowed holders of EU passports to be treated the same as nationals. Once hunger and disease, the by-products of poverty, are cleared from the face of the earth the world shall be a safe place to live in. It certainly did not emerge as an inevitable by-product of individualism or the market. Social capital is an unintended by-product of the constitution of human capital. Errors are an inevitable by-product of complex systems of human activity. An economy based on waste is inherently and hopelessly violent, and war is its inevitable by-product. I tend to see the results as the by-product of an ethos where we encourage students to aim high A happy by-product of the fantasy is the prospect that the community will disintegrate into a free-trade area. This is not the result of political differences or a by-product of the troubles. Poverty is a by-product of domination of the needs of profit over the needs of people. What's happening now is simply a by-product of the strategy's effectiveness. Likely this will also entail some depreciation of the yen as a by-product of this policy. Many of the fears and misconceptions shaping our options and influencing our choices are by-products of this fallacy. Rumours are an inevitable by-product of the success he has had at Preston. ‘That is the by-product of greater economic confidence which results from the cuts,’ he said. But off-setting these places, are negatives which are really by-products of poverty. That dehumanisation is a by-product of the modern world - an effect to the modern world's cause - is a given. Does the meat industry perpetuate world hunger and deforestation, and if so are these inevitable industry by-products? One could argue that the democratic element of the resulting government was a by-product. The snobbery and hatred of meritocracy that have been revealed this week are simply inevitable further by-products of monarchy. Synonyms side effect, consequence, entailment, corollary, concomitant ramification, aftermath, after-effect, repercussion, backlash, ripple, shock wave, spin-off, fallout, heritage, fruits British knock-on effect technical externality
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