entertainment industry
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- noun
- /ˌɛntərˈteɪnmənt ˈɪndəstri/
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industria del entretenimiento
- And then, when you graduate college, you'll get an awesome job in the entertainment industry.
- media and the entertainment industry
And he's in the entertainment industry, but he's private.
- And he's in the entertainment industry, but he's private.
- What's the biggest lie about the entertainment industry?
- That's like imagine FanDuel, but for the entertainment industry.
- But there is an odd situation if you're in the entertainment industry, you're not offered that kind of a path.
- He talks a lot about TV stars and about the entertainment industry and how it fits into culture.
- But Can you imagine being a conservative and trying to navigate the entertainment industry?
- I've told you guys, he works in the entertainment industry behind the scenes, so you can decide what you think he does.
- Well, to me, to me, your entertainment industry brand has three things.
- It's like, that's something about the time when you in the entertainment industry that's that's different.
- But as time went on, I think the entertainment industry just kind of broke her.
- So we reward bad behavior sometimes in industry and the entertainment industry.
Examples
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Last month, we reported on Google's new deals with the entertainment industry.
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So how do you intend to jump into the entertainment industry after all these years of medical school?
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Well, to me, to me, your entertainment industry brand has three things.
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But as time went on, I think the entertainment industry just kind of broke her.
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If you think she is, you really need to do more research on how the entertainment industry works.
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And there are many, many, many people in the entertainment industry in Los Angeles.
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But I agree something is deeply, deeply wrong with the entertainment industry.
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Why can't the entertainment industry embrace it?
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He talks a lot about TV stars and about the entertainment industry and how it fits into culture.
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The entertainment industry produces countless films and television shows every year.
Synonyms
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3.2
The world of movies, TV, theatre, and music and the people who work there
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The business of making movies, TV shows, and music
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3.5
The industry that makes movies, television, and theater for the public
How Big
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- Informal
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- US
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is compositionally derived from 'entertainment' (activities that amuse or interest) + 'industry' (the business sector producing goods/services); together they straightforwardly denote the business sector that produces entertainment. This compound follows a common noun+noun pattern found across languages, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily infer the MWE meaning.
Etymology
Entertainment industry comes from two simple ideas: entertainment is about keeping or amusing people with shows, and industry means many people or companies working together. That's why the phrase paints a picture of lots of people making movies, TV, music and live shows, and it means 'the business that makes and sells entertainment'.