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industry
Word family
in·dus·try /ˈɪndəstri/ ●●● S2 W1 noun (plural industries)
1 [uncountableU]TI
a) the large-scale production of goods or of substances such as coal and steel 工業，制造業
This type of software is widely used in industry.
這種軟件廣泛應用於工業。
workers in manufacturing industry
制造業工人
b) TIthe people who work in industry 工業從業人員
an agreement that will be welcomed by both sides of industry (=employers and workers)
將受到勞資雙方歡迎的協定
2 [countableC]TI businesses that produce a particular type of thing or provide a particular service 〔某一〕行業
I work in the oil industry.
我在石油行業工作。
Italy’s thriving tourist industry
意大利蓬勃發展的旅遊業
3 [uncountableU] formal the fact of working hard 勤勞，勤奮
Gould is a man of great industry.
古爾德是一個很勤勞的人。
4 [singular]BWORK THAT somebody DOES an area of work which has grown too large – used to show disapproval 範圍，領域，界〔指規模過大，含貶義〕
another book from the Shakespeare industry
龐雜的莎士比亞研究領域的又一部專著
COLLOCATIONS – Meanings 1 & 2
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + industry
an important/major industry 重要/主要産業
Agriculture is still a major industry in Scotland.
在蘇格蘭農業仍是主要産業。
a thriving industry (=one that is doing very well) 興盛的行業
Software development soon became a thriving industry in the area.
軟件開發很快成了該地區興旺的行業。
a growing industry 增長的行業
Tourism is a growing industry in many parts of the developing world.
旅遊業是許多發展中國家迅速增長的行業。
a declining industry (=one that is doing badly) 衰落的行業
Coal and steel are declining industries in Britain.
英國的煤炭業和煉鋼業在走下坡路。
manufacturing industry (=industries in which goods are produced in factories) 制造業
The last twenty years has seen a decline in manufacturing industry.
制造業在過去的20年裏衰退了。
a service industry (=businesses that provide a service, such as banking and tourism) 服務行業
Most of the new jobs are in service industries.
新的工作崗位大部分都在服務行業。
heavy industry (=industries that involve the production of large goods) 重工業
Shipbuilding and other heavy industry developed in the north of Britain.
造船及其他重工業在英國北部發展起來。
light industry (=industries that involve the production of small goods) 輕工業
Jobs in light industry are increasing.
輕工業的工作崗位在增加。
modern industry 現代工業
Modern industry needs to be in places where there are good transport links.
現代工業需要地處交通便捷的地方。
a traditional industry (=an industry that has been in a particular area for a long time) 傳統工業
The shipyards, the traditional industry in the northeast, had closed.
這些屬於東北部傳統工業的造船廠關閉了。
the coal/car/textile etc industry 煤炭工業/汽車工業/紡織工業等
The town was very dependant on the car industry.
該城鎮很依賴汽車工業。
the agricultural/fishing industry 農業/漁業
nThere has been a decline in Britain’s fishing industry.
the tourist/travel industry 旅遊業
nThe tourist industry earns billions of dollars per year.
the leisure/entertainment industry 休閒産業/娛樂業
nComputer technology has revolutionized the entertainment industry.
the film/music industry (=the work of producing films or music) 電影業/音樂産業
verbsnShe would really like to work in the music industry.
an industry grows/expands 行業發展
The clothing industry grew rapidly during the 1960s.
世紀60年代制衣業快速發展。
an industry declines (=becomes less successful) 行業衰落
The shipping industry declined after World War II.
第二次世界大戰後航運業衰落了。
develop an industry 發展某一行業
More investment is needed to develop new industries such as tourism.
發展諸如旅遊業等新興産業需要更多的投資。
damage an industry 損害某一行業
Financial scandals have damaged the industry in recent years.
近年來財務醜聞損害了這一行業。
nationalize an industry (=make it owned by the state) 將某行業國有化
nThe rail industry was nationalized in the 1950s, with disastrous results.
privatize an industry (=make it privately owned, rather than owned by the state) 將某行業私有化
nThe water industry was privatized in the 1980s.
regulate an industry (=control an industry so that it does not make unfair profits) 監管某行業
industry + NOUNnA new agency was created to regulate the telecommunications industry.
an industry leader (=one of the most successful companies in a particular industry) 行業領頭羊，行業領頭企業
We are now a mature company and an industry leader.
我們現在是一家成熟的公司和行業領頭羊。
industry experts (=people who know a lot about a particular industry) 行業專家
nIndustry experts expect house prices to rise.
industry analysts (=people who study a particular industry to see how it is developing) 行業分析師
phrasesnIndustry analysts are expecting profits to improve in the second half of the year.
a captain of industry (=someone who runs a large company and has a lot of influence) 業界巨頭
He rose to be a great captain of industry.
他成爲了不起的業界巨頭。
trade and industry (=producing goods, and buying and selling them) 貿易和工業
He works for the Department of Trade and Industry.
他在工業與貿易署工作。
Examples from the Corpus
industry• the airline industry• Wages in the clothing industry were found to be lower than in any other sector.• Government money was poured into the economy in order to encourage industry.• The Ruhr valley has always been the centre of German heavy industry.• She was looking for a management position in industry.• The chemicals are widely used in industry as refrigerants.• Ireland is now a European center for light industry, like computer assembly.• Manufacturing industry was virtually wiped out in the UK during the 1980s.• The region has tried to attract new industry in order to reduce unemployment.• She has demonstrated a great deal of industry in finishing the project on time.• The government encourages the development of industry with tax breaks.• Many people moved from Asia to work in the British textile industry, where jobs were plentiful.• Miami's tourist industry
From Longman Business Dictionary
industryin·dus·try /ˈɪndəstri/ noun (plural industries)
1[uncountableU]MANUFACTURING the production of RAW MATERIALs (=basic materials used in manufacturing) and of goods
Growth in productivity has dropped, and the competitiveness of industry has declined.
2[uncountableU] the people and organizations that work in industry
an agreement that will be welcomed by both sides of industry (=employers and workers).
3[countableC]MANUFACTURINGCOMMERCEECONOMICS business that produce a particular type of thing or provide a particular service
→ basic industry → capital-intensive industry → cottage industry → declining industry → essential industry → extractive industry → growth industry → heavy industry → heritage industry → high-tech industry → infant industry → knowledge industry → labour-intensive industry → leisure industry → light industry → low-tech industry → manufacturing industry → mature industry → primary industry → regulated industry → secondary industry → service industry → smokestack industry → strategic industry → sunrise industry → sunset industry → tertiary industryHe joined ICI after working in the retailing and banking industries.
the aircraft industry
the oil industry
(1400-1500) Old French industrie “skill, work involving skill”, from Latin industria “willingness to work hard”
in·dus·try noun →COLLOCATIONS1
LDOCE Online
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noun
industry noun
⇨ industry (the steel industry) ⇨ production (heavy industry) industry ➡ See also the entry for business 2 另見business條第2義 industry ♦︎ trade ♦︎ business ♦︎ service These are all words for a type of activity that involves producing goods or providing services. 這些詞均表示行業、工商業、服務業。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ to be in a particular industry / trade / business / service ◆ the book / tourist / car / catering / hotel / construction industry / trade / business ◆ the timber / fur / wool / wine / motor / building industry / trade ◆ the energy / oil / food / computer / advertising / insurance / entertainment / music / film / hospitality industry / business ◆ computer / insurance / catering services◆ to work in a particular industry / trade / business / service ◆ to enter / dominate the industry / trade / business ■ industry [countable ] the people and activities involved in producing a particular thing, or in providing a particular service 行業 ◆ Thousands of jobs were lost in the steel industry.鋼鐵業有數千人失業。 ◆ We need to develop local industries.我們需要發展地方工業。 ◆ Weaving and knitting were traditional cottage industries (= small businesses in which the work is done by people in their homes) .編織和針織是傳統的家庭手工業。 ⓘ Industry is mainly used to talk about the production of goods, especially in factories. When it is used to talk about a service, this is usually one that has become very successful. * industry主要指在工廠裏進行的商品生産、制造活動。industry指服務業時，通常指已經很成功的行業 ◆ the film / entertainment / tourist / advertising / insurance industry電影業；娛樂業；旅遊業；廣告業；保險業 industry ⇨ production ■ trade [countable ] a particular type of industry or business 行業；職業；生意 ◆ Employment in the building trade is notoriously irregular.建築業工作的不穩定是盡人皆知的。 ◆ He works in the retail trade (= selling goods in shops) .他從事零售工作。 ⓘ Trade is used more to talk about activities that do not require a high level of formal education, such as the building/motor/construction trade , or the buying and selling aspect of a particular activity. * trade多指不需要很高教育水平的行業，比如the building/motor/construction trade（建築業；汽車業；建造業），或者指某一行業中的買賣活動 ◆ the book / retail / car trade圖書／零售／汽車貿易 The trade [singular + singular or plural verb ] is a particular area of industry or business and the people or companies that are connected with it. * the trade（單數名詞，謂語動詞可單可複）表示某個行業或業内人士 ◆ They offer discounts to the trade (= to people who are working in the same business) .他們給業内人士提供折扣優惠。 ◆ You should advertise in newspapers and trade magazines.你應該在報紙和行業雜志上做廣告。 trade ⇨ trade noun , trade ⇨ work noun 2 ■ business [countable ] a particular type of activity that involves producing, buying, selling or providing goods or services for money 商業；買賣；生意 ◆ She works in the computer business.她從事電腦業。 ◆ Falling prices are wreaking havoc in the oil business.價格下跌使石油業遭受重創。 ⓘ Business places the emphasis more on the management activities involved in an industry or service, than on the physical work involved. It is used especially to talk about service industries. * business更強調産業或服務業中的管理活動而非實際的工作，尤指服務業 ◆ the catering / hotel / entertainment / advertising / insurance business餐飲業；酒店業；娛樂業；廣告業；保險業 It is also used to talk about very large industries that produce or trade in very basic products or raw materials, where it is a slightly more informal choice than industry , used especially in journalism. * business亦可指生産或買賣基礎産品或原材料的大型産業，略不如industry正式，尤用於新聞報道中 ◆ the energy / oil / food business能源業；石油業；食品業 business ⇨ company , business ⇨ trade ■ service [countable , usually plural ] a business whose work involves doing sth for customers but not producing goods 服務性企業；服務業 ◆ They are offering special incentives to the financial services sector.他們給予金融業特别的激勵措施。 ◆ The service industries were most affected by the recession.服務業受經濟衰退影響最大。 ⓘ Services is often used in the plural after an adjective or noun. * service常用複數形式，跟在形容詞或名詞後面 ◆ computer / catering / financial / insurance / marketing / freight / accommodation services電腦業；餐飲業；金融業；保險業；營銷業；貨運業；住宿服務 Service is not usually used alone; when it does not follow an adjective or noun in this way, it is generally followed by a word like company , industry or sector . * service通常不單獨用，除了跟在形容詞或名詞後之外，也可以放在company、industry、sector等詞的前面。
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