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Profound
147
industry
753
campaign
897
exciting
728
fountain
771
nepotism
125
opponent
801
withdraw
1231
armament
183
waterloo
93
circular
725
ammonite
202
conservatism
252
sundries
106
slipup
74
inspire
759
smacker
143
Dispersal
115
bypass
356
bulk
767
arbitrator
176
approximately
776
Omelette
256
Conscription
287
squeeze
815
hostile
707
fatal
754
phrasal
184
respond
816
endless
717
Ritalin
96
medical
726
quietus
110
surgeon
915
freight
764
attract
820
deity
250
airdrop
222
amongst
559
piranha
141
kook
162
explore
843
gift wrap
233
stardust
237
sensible
773
Juvenile
181
prompter
122
blu-tack
193
goodly
200
skeleton argument
117
champion
1062
abstract
891
slavonic
120
steady
1270
glamping
221
gardener
874
steadily
513
hardware
743
Democrat
113
revert
216
hint
930
retract
208
globe
875
pizazzy
63
clink
274
territory
699
those
191
forthwith
246
obvious
813
sanatorium
284
theatre
778
pronoun
706
standby
203
sundown
165
soluble
662
refract
131
lumbago
141
epitaph
258
croesus
155
peasant
599
upfront
224
mailman
187
Solvent
277
outflow
152
exhibit
761
surname
727
polemic
153
mineral
166
midyear
78
shallow
746
cordite
218
Thereby
268
Witness
372
anchovy
212
blender
265
netting
136
seattle
94
among
479
indistinct
141
aeroplane
744
political geography
127
dump
807
attach
855
lolly
305
Not in agreement
105
negligee
273
ease (somebody) into something
38
Delete
163
sponge
809
towbar
128
Motown
106
carver
203
wonder
770
hunt
769
tubing
110
vacant
661
museum
697
shower
781
smear
449
narrow
963
Fresco
265
Mirage
139
skewer
140
sleepy
755
tarmac
178
duncan
94
seaman
652
embody
562
cherry
622
swanky
165
gully
256
re-entry
984
Unclear
208
pinkie
140
Marmite
113
wingtip
124
outward
690
intensity
772
remove
1291
Anglo-
201
twist
954
Organ
336
Trait
275
cider
220
contextual
288
bravo
200
turquoise
125
anglo
186
cyder
144
crowd pleaser
169
caper
179
county
778
purity
725
powder
709
dialog
544
treaty
881
region
890
regret
817
motion
743
whisky
714
thence
121
danger
820
hunted
159
dialogue
576
Airbus
130
inconceivable
452
Pisces
147
carapace
195
actual
760
mediate
440
mug
731
assignable
131
closed-captioned
126
conduction
196
northwardly
58
steal
757
tater
131
fence
843
jewel
692
fibre
816
motor
786
swung
149
tears
104
Dread
401
whirl
709
spoof
168
campy
159
barefoot
222
stair
732
fierce
686
drift
832
Abhorrent
298
Dwell
173
goose
731
Uncharted
107
manly
601
rapid
956
rheme
85
gaunt
205
go down
431
oratories
63
waterspout
90
radius
648
hasten
649
ameba
173
Lame
269
cork
209
lamé
308
lima
96
Hurl
87
cloak
765
Live
456
york
107
vie
231
logo
396
thru
124
boer
184
Turk
178
kiln
127
tick
742
cost
560
lame
709
wipe
749
skin
734
slog
180
tuck
821
Vomit
373
spur
839
vomit
458
loaf
748
policy
991
paradise
786
jazzy
146
Gulp
207
big-shot
140
tangle
266
overture
158
Beyond
241
Difficulties
47
dehumanizing
96
blowout
350
communicable
238
afterward
844
etymological
124
cattle guard
135
bicentennial
190
Squid
120
light-headed
124
identifiable
294
unimportance
96
photographic
568
misinterpret
446
bank balance
206
dry-cleaners
103
historically
99
Destination
494
to your cost
80
hallucinogen
177
spellbinding
132
parsimonious
174
weatherproof
125
death duties
204
childish
683
meticulosity
136
multifarious
201
understudies
77
unquestioned
141
caveat emptor
205
unfortunately
610
exercise bike
164
schizophrenic
102
driving range
223
clarification
353
empower
397
superstitious
109
half-timbered
306
psychoanalyze
125
Companionship
170
landing place
261
tepid
348
preponderance
236
country house
172
gallon
678
mononucleosis
130
white-knuckle
114
decentralized
37
significantly
303
strengthening
62
philosophical
410
Heterogeneous
103
dissimulation
139
HARDSHIP
193
incarceration
96
Deforestation
165
transfusional
77
brother-in-law
180
unappetizingly
71
well-appointed
47
alphanumerical
51
english-muffin
80
patriarchy
290
reconstructive
88
battle cruiser
153
dumping ground
211
printing press
105
constituencies
116
poetic justice
125
booking office
159
multiplication
151
Predisposition
65
deposit-account
112
fifth-amendment
79
nontransferable
102
german-shepherd
81
emancipationist
120
the bourgeoisie
192
Gardening-topic
93
impressionistic
112
multiple choice
74
gastrointestinal
186
glacé icing
101
christian-science
78
agent-provocateur
83
returning officer
77
misunderstandings
99
the Internationale
89
conscientious objector
174
pick a fight/quarrel with someone
88
passenger
845
Instructions and annotations in music
76
ag
140
Dr
236
attorney general
246
di
134
di-
200
sew
740
mmr
106
employee
1039
macao
90
burner
200
Influential
238
drawing pin
166
Disciplined
225
preliminary
722
haemorrhage
290
primitivity
67
intolerance
342
gallbladder
94
pharyngitis
112
drive shaft
148
wrist
730
songwriting
97
Incantation
205
unformatted
84
customarily
87
munchkin
94
interpolate
155
denomination
320
far-reaching
287
successfully
534
foul-mouthed
232
psychotropic
85
shipbuilding
115
consummation
197
questionless
58
investable
66
conviviality
90
illegitimate
279
simultaneous
550
golden-oldie
307
Melbourne
94
rigatoni
133
captivating
205
a priori
219
ash
771
dust storm
223
umbrage
251
public affairs
105
revise
842
brokenness
148
repent
672
expedient
204
sebaceous
131
Allowance
302
individual
970
watchtower
116
discrepant
72
Harmonious
207
remembered
78
pernickety
110
uproarious
136
recollection
303
pasteboard
123
glycerine
206
spoonerism
133
stainproof
72
stick down
91
unenviably
57
definitely
660
carbon-tax
86
whatsoever
637
Oppressive
351
disclose
868
generative
207
Generative
110
protective
879
resolution
821
electorate
201
oesophagus
149
job centre
119
collectible
200
conformist
203
Persistent
435
Eye shadow
97
nitwit
136
astonished
226
untangling
107
antagonise
179
la-la land
112
difference
1001
optimistic
1230
obstructed
64
urn
150
Consecrate
85
cross-eyed
225
sellafield
89
PROMULGATE
91
oppression
178
QUIET
365
basin
615
enrol
369
Prudential
91
inductive
247
Heatstroke
238
windjammer
105
Impregnate
136
paediatrician
96
Saturation
74
Tidal wave
143
reminiscer
72
Recollection
115
organismic
19
carbon tax
176
legitimize
203
brood mare
105
production
977
discourage
812
unimpaired
133
jeopardise
86
discoverer
124
borderline
274
overmanned
74
paradisial
55
odoriferous
126
coolheaded
86
speciality
1045
comparison
783
inviolable
102
outdid
121
heretofore
123
overground
108
SEPARATION
218
fortissimo
231
curriculum
547
particular
759
rumour-monger
183
inquisitor
156
invalidate
137
inn
755
scirocco
73
inputter
65
fries
172
perfectly
721
tarnished
69
Sanctuary
492
highlight
972
Expositions
88
sectional
117
regarding
805
all-round
1007
capitalize on
159
prurience
61
some time
84
SHARPENER
157
masculine
146
gas pedal
226
Ambiguous
194
majorette
108
downscale
172
hybridize
118
dentistry
167
Aesthetic
195
aesthetic
329
calcified
98
outskirtS
178
trilobite
93
enteritis
206
innocuous
193
lucky
780
criterion
632
IELTS
BNC: 383
COCA: 551
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
industry
Word family
noun
industrialist
industrialism
industrialization
industry
industriousness
industrial archaeology
industrial espionage
industrial estate
industrial relations
industrial tribunal
adjective
industrial
industrialized
industrious
industrial-strength
verb
industrialize
adverb
industrially
industriously
Related topics:
Industry
,
Business
in
·
dus
·
try
/
ˈɪndəstri
/
●●●
S2
W1
noun
(
plural
industries
)
1
[
uncountable
U
]
TI
a)
the
large-scale
production
of goods or of
substances
such as
coal
and
steel
工业,制造业
This type of software is widely used in industry.
这种软件广泛应用于工业。
workers in manufacturing industry
制造业工人
b)
TI
the people who work in
industry
工业从业人员
an agreement that will be welcomed by both sides of industry
(=
employers and workers
)
将受到劳资双方欢迎的协定
2
[
countable
C
]
TI
businesses that
produce
a particular
type
of thing or
provide
a particular
service
〔某一〕行业
I work in the oil industry.
我在石油行业工作。
Italy’s thriving tourist industry
意大利蓬勃发展的旅游业
3
[
uncountable
U
]
formal
the
fact
of working hard
勤劳,勤奋
Gould is a man of great industry.
古尔德是一个很勤劳的人。
4
[
singular
]
B
WORK THAT somebody DOES
an area of work which has
grown
too large – used to show
disapproval
范围,领域,界〔指规模过大,含贬义〕
another book from the Shakespeare industry
庞杂的莎士比亚研究领域的又一部专著
COLLOCATIONS
–
Meanings 1 & 2
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + industry
an important/major industry
重要
/
主要产业
Agriculture is still a major industry in Scotland.
在苏格兰农业仍是主要产业。
a thriving industry
(=
one that is doing very well
)
兴盛的行业
Software development soon became a thriving industry in the area.
软件开发很快成了该地区兴旺的行业。
a growing industry
增长的行业
Tourism is a growing industry in many parts of the developing world.
旅游业是许多发展中国家迅速增长的行业。
a declining industry
(=
one that is doing badly
)
衰落的行业
Coal and steel are declining industries in Britain.
英国的煤炭业和炼钢业在走下坡路。
manufacturing industry
(=
industries in which goods are produced in factories
)
制造业
The last twenty years has seen a decline in manufacturing industry.
制造业在过去的
20
年里衰退了。
a service industry
(=
businesses that provide a service, such as banking and tourism
)
服务行业
Most of the new jobs are in service industries.
新的工作岗位大部分都在服务行业。
heavy industry
(=
industries that involve the production of large goods
)
重工业
Shipbuilding and other heavy industry developed in the north of Britain.
造船及其他重工业在英国北部发展起来。
light industry
(=
industries that involve the production of small goods
)
轻工业
Jobs in light industry are increasing.
轻工业的工作岗位在增加。
modern industry
现代工业
Modern industry needs to be in places where there are good transport links.
现代工业需要地处交通便捷的地方。
a traditional industry
(=
an industry that has been in a particular area for a long time
)
传统工业
The shipyards, the traditional industry in the northeast, had closed.
这些属于东北部传统工业的造船厂关闭了。
the coal/car/textile etc industry
煤炭工业
/
汽车工业
/
纺织工业等
The town was very dependant on the car industry.
该城镇很依赖汽车工业。
the agricultural/fishing industry
农业
/
渔业
n
There has been a decline in Britain’s fishing industry.
the tourist/travel industry
旅游业
n
The tourist industry earns billions of dollars per year.
the leisure/entertainment industry
休闲产业
/
娱乐业
n
Computer technology has revolutionized the entertainment industry.
the film/music industry
(=
the work of producing films or music
)
电影业
/
音乐产业
n
She would really like to work in the music industry.
verbs
an industry grows/expands
行业发展
The clothing industry grew rapidly during the 1960s.
世纪
60
年代制衣业快速发展。
an industry declines
(=
becomes less successful
)
行业衰落
The shipping industry declined after World War II.
第二次世界大战后航运业衰落了。
develop an industry
发展某一行业
More investment is needed to develop new industries such as tourism.
发展诸如旅游业等新兴产业需要更多的投资。
damage an industry
损害某一行业
Financial scandals have damaged the industry in recent years.
近年来财务丑闻损害了这一行业。
nationalize an industry
(=
make it owned by the state
)
将某行业国有化
n
The rail industry was nationalized in the 1950s, with disastrous results.
privatize an industry
(=
make it privately owned, rather than owned by the state
)
将某行业私有化
n
The water industry was privatized in the 1980s.
regulate an industry
(=
control an industry so that it does not make unfair profits
)
监管某行业
n
A new agency was created to regulate the telecommunications industry.
industry + NOUN
an industry leader
(=
one of the most successful companies in a particular industry
)
行业领头羊,行业领头企业
We are now a mature company and an industry leader.
我们现在是一家成熟的公司和行业领头羊。
industry experts
(=
people who know a lot about a particular industry
)
行业专家
n
Industry experts expect house prices to rise.
industry analysts
(=
people who study a particular industry to see how it is developing
)
行业分析师
n
Industry analysts are expecting profits to improve in the second half of the year.
phrases
a captain of industry
(=
someone who runs a large company and has a lot of influence
)
业界巨头
He rose to be a great captain of industry.
他成为了不起的业界巨头。
trade and industry
(=
producing goods, and buying and selling them
)
贸易和工业
He works for the Department of Trade and Industry.
他在工业与贸易署工作。
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
industry
in·dus·try
/
ˈɪndəstri
/
noun
(
plural
industries
)
1
[
uncountable
U
]
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
[
uncountable
U
]
the people and
organizations
that work in industry
an agreement that will be welcomed by
both sides of industry
(=
employers and workers
)
.
3
[
countable
C
]
MANUFACTURING
COMMERCE
ECONOMICS
business that produce a particular type of thing or provide a particular service
He joined ICI after working in the
retailing
and
banking industries
.
the
aircraft industry
the
oil industry
→
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 industry
Origin
industry
(
1400-1500
)
Old French
industrie
“
skill, work involving skill
”
, from
Latin
industria
“
willingness to work hard
”
in
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dus
·
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