英语词汇industry的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

industry /ˈɪndəstri/ noun the production of a particular type of goods or servicesadjectivesan important/major industry Whisky making is a major industry in Scotland.a thriving/booming industry (=very successful) Software development soon became a thriving industry in the area.a growing industry The company is part of a small but growing industry.a burgeoning industry (=one that is developing and growing quickly) The burgeoning wine industry in Indiana has added $34 million to the local economy.a declining industry (=one that is less and less successful) Coal and steel are declining industries in Britain.heavy industry (=industries that involve the production of large goods) Shipbuilding and other heavy industry developed in the north of the country.light industry (=industries that involve the production of small goods) Jobs in light industry are increasing.a global/international industry Market research is becoming a global industry.local industry Most of the people are employed in local industry.a traditional industry (=one that has been in a particular area for a long time) The shipyards, the traditional industry in the Northeast, had closed.modern industry Modern industry needs to be in places where there are good transport links.the pharmaceutical/agricultural/financial etc industry Drugs produced by the pharmaceutical industry undergo rigorous testing.the nuclear industry The nuclear industry spends a lot of money trying to find ways of disposing of its waste.nouns + industrythe car/oil/food etc industry He works in the car industry.the manufacturing/banking/advertising etc industry The last twenty years have seen a decline in manufacturing industry.a service industry (=businesses that provide a service, such as banking and tourism) Most of the new jobs are in service industries.the film/music/entertainment industry She would really like to work in the music industry.the tourist/tourism/travel industry The tourist industry earns billions of dollars per year.the leisure/entertainment industry Computer technology has revolutionized the entertainment industry.industry + verbsan industry grows/expands The clothing industry grew rapidly during the 1960s.an industry declines (=becomes less successful) The shipping industry declined after World War II.an industry suffers Many industries have suffered during the recession.an industry employs sb The industry currently employs 2.2 million people.verbs + industrynationalize an industry (=make it owned by the government) The rail industry was nationalized in the 1950s, with disastrous results.privatize an industry (=make it owned by companies, and not by the government) The water industry was privatized in the 1980s.regulate an industry (=control an industry so that it does not make unfair profits) A new agency was created to regulate the telecommunications industry.develop an industry More investment is needed to develop new industries such as tourism.damage an industry Financial scandals have damaged the industry in recent years.cripple/devastate an industry (=affect it very badly) High taxes are crippling the road transport industry.boost an industry (=make it more successful) The new development will boost the local construction industry.revive an industry (=make it successful again) The government needs to do more to revive the country’s tourism industry following the terrorist attacks.spawn an industry (=cause an industry to start to exist) The development of computers and software has spawned a huge industry of support services.industry + nounsan industry leader (=one of the most successful companies or people in a particular industry) They are the industry leader in this kind of software sales.industry experts (=people who know a lot about a particular industry) Industry experts expect house prices to rise.industry insiders (=people who work in a particular industry and know about it) Music industry insiders predict huge success for the band.industry analysts (=people who study a particular industry to see how it is developing) Industry analysts are anticipating better profits in the second half of the year.prepositionsin an industry There is a debate in the packaging industry about the environmental impact of some plastics.phrasesa captain of industry (=someone who runs a large company and has a lot of influence) The prime minister is continuing to hold meetings with the country’s captains of industry.trade and industry (=the business of producing, buying, and selling goods) He works for the Department of Trade and Industry.

词组	industry
释义	industry /ˈɪndəstri/ noun the production of a particular type of goods or servicesadjectivesan important/major industry Whisky making is a major industry in Scotland.a thriving/booming industry (=very successful) Software development soon became a thriving industry in the area.a growing industry The company is part of a small but growing industry.a burgeoning industry (=one that is developing and growing quickly) The burgeoning wine industry in Indiana has added $34 million to the local economy.a declining industry (=one that is less and less successful) Coal and steel are declining industries in Britain.heavy industry (=industries that involve the production of large goods) Shipbuilding and other heavy industry developed in the north of the country.light industry (=industries that involve the production of small goods) Jobs in light industry are increasing.a global/international industry Market research is becoming a global industry.local industry Most of the people are employed in local industry.a traditional industry (=one that has been in a particular area for a long time) The shipyards, the traditional industry in the Northeast, had closed.modern industry Modern industry needs to be in places where there are good transport links.the pharmaceutical/agricultural/financial etc industry Drugs produced by the pharmaceutical industry undergo rigorous testing.the nuclear industry The nuclear industry spends a lot of money trying to find ways of disposing of its waste.nouns + industrythe car/oil/food etc industry He works in the car industry.the manufacturing/banking/advertising etc industry The last twenty years have seen a decline in manufacturing industry.a service industry (=businesses that provide a service, such as banking and tourism) Most of the new jobs are in service industries.the film/music/entertainment industry She would really like to work in the music industry.the tourist/tourism/travel industry The tourist industry earns billions of dollars per year.the leisure/entertainment industry Computer technology has revolutionized the entertainment industry.industry + verbsan industry grows/expands The clothing industry grew rapidly during the 1960s.an industry declines (=becomes less successful) The shipping industry declined after World War II.an industry suffers Many industries have suffered during the recession.an industry employs sb The industry currently employs 2.2 million people.verbs + industrynationalize an industry (=make it owned by the government) The rail industry was nationalized in the 1950s, with disastrous results.privatize an industry (=make it owned by companies, and not by the government) The water industry was privatized in the 1980s.regulate an industry (=control an industry so that it does not make unfair profits) A new agency was created to regulate the telecommunications industry.develop an industry More investment is needed to develop new industries such as tourism.damage an industry Financial scandals have damaged the industry in recent years.cripple/devastate an industry (=affect it very badly) High taxes are crippling the road transport industry.boost an industry (=make it more successful) The new development will boost the local construction industry.revive an industry (=make it successful again) The government needs to do more to revive the country’s tourism industry following the terrorist attacks.spawn an industry (=cause an industry to start to exist) The development of computers and software has spawned a huge industry of support services.industry + nounsan industry leader (=one of the most successful companies or people in a particular industry) They are the industry leader in this kind of software sales.industry experts (=people who know a lot about a particular industry) Industry experts expect house prices to rise.industry insiders (=people who work in a particular industry and know about it) Music industry insiders predict huge success for the band.industry analysts (=people who study a particular industry to see how it is developing) Industry analysts are anticipating better profits in the second half of the year.prepositionsin an industry There is a debate in the packaging industry about the environmental impact of some plastics.phrasesa captain of industry (=someone who runs a large company and has a lot of influence) The prime minister is continuing to hold meetings with the country’s captains of industry.trade and industry (=the business of producing, buying, and selling goods) He works for the Department of Trade and Industry.
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