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1 | U the production of goods , especially those made in factoriesThe part of industry that involves the production of steel , coal , or large goods such as aircraft is called heavy industry . The part of industry that involves the production of small goods , for example electronic equipment , is called light industry 制造业;工业 |
| The town was severely hit by the decline in industry. 该镇遭到了工业衰退的沉重打击。 |
| 1a | singular the people and organizations involved in producing goods 产业人员;产业团体 | | action by the government to ease industry’ s fears 缓解产业团体恐惧心理的政府行为 | |
| 1b | belonging to or connected with industry 工业的;产业的 | | industry experts/leaders/officials 产业专家/领导/官员 | |
| 1c | C a particular industry , trade , or service and the people who work in it 工业;行业;服务业;行业人员 | | the nuclear/chemical/pharmaceutical industry 核/化学/制药工业 | |
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2 | C usually singular an activity or business that has become very successful , especially one that you think makes an unfair profit or is not necessary 新兴行业;(尤指)投机行业 |
| another keep-fit video from the burgeoning fitness industry 又一盒来自新兴健身行业的健身录像带 |
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3 | U formal hard work and effort 勤奋;勤劳;勤勉 |
| He still believed that honesty and industry would lead to success. 他仍然相信诚实加勤奋就能通向成功。 |
See also | - cottage industry | - growth industry | - service industry | |
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