industrial
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3.2
- adjective
- /ɪnˈdʌstriəl/
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industrial
- The city is known for its industrial history, which transformed it into a major manufacturing hub.
- industrial sector
- industrial economy
- industrial countries
And instead we are in a nice industrial landscape.
- And instead we are in a nice industrial landscape.
- Well, Britain has so allowed its industrial base to erode that.
- And a lot of the people that they sampled were near industrial activity.
- And the answer is scientific expertise, industrial expertise and teamwork.
- Now consider aeroplanes, jet engines, gas, industrial, industrial turbine engines.
- And that's what industrial auto production is.
- We give authority through our laws to industrial fishers to take them by the ton.
- And we've, we've left the industrial age and are now in the digital age.
- Our instincts have not caught up to industrial production of food.
- The war in Ukraine has demonstrated that great power wars are industrial conflicts.
- I think that the industrial pollutants are probably contributing to some degree.
Examples
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All America's industrial might and scientific innovation, connected by rail.
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And fundamentally it takes a full industrial project to make that happen.
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We can become a great industrial power and we should.
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And we'll talk about some industrial machine vision work.
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Germany also had some important industrial development going on as well.
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What they do is take the industrial economy as a given.
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And instead we are in a nice industrial landscape.
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But if we lose industrial civilization, it's gone.
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A pilot test was performed on 30 industrial companies operating in Khartoum in various industries.
Academic text (2017) -
There's an old cookie factory in the industrial block!
Antonyms
Compounds
41
3.9
A number showing how the stock prices of 30 large US companies are doing
23
2.8
A time when factories and machines change farming villages into industrial towns
- Literature
19
7.0
A powerful group of armed forces and weapons makers that influence government decisions
A measure that shows how 30 large American company stocks are doing
- Specialized
3
3.4
A series of machine and chemical steps used to make goods in a factory
1
3.7
A group of workers in one industry who join to talk with employers about pay and conditions for every worker
- Specialized
1
4.5
Study of designing and improving systems in factories that make goods using people and machines
- Specialized
1
7.1
A small bank that gives loans and sometimes holds savings but usually not checking accounts
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6.1
A style of music from the 1970s that uses harsh, machine-like sounds and shocking ideas
- Specialized
1
4.7
Poisonous waste from factories that can harm people and nature
A group of trade unions in North America formed in 1935 that joined the American Federation of Labor in 1955
A large group of trade unions in the United States that represents workers
- Specialized
Work that plans and runs factories to make production faster and safer
A labor union from many countries that fights for workers' rights and the end of capitalism
- Specialized
Study of how people behave at work and how to help companies solve problems
How Industrial
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Industrial comes from the word industry, which comes from the old Latin industria meaning 'hard work'. So industrial describes places, people, or systems connected with the work of making things, like factories.