industrialised的意思

industrialised中文翻譯：

adj.工業化的

v.（使）工業化；建立產業體系，實現工業化（industrialise的過去式及過去分詞，industrialise等于industrialize）

相似詞語短語

dairy industry───乳品加工業; 乳品工業；乳品業，[食品]乳品加工業；乳制品行業

beauty industry───美容業

industrial production───[工經]工業生產

industrial revolution───n.（英國）工業革命；工業革命，產業革命

cottage industry───n.家庭手工業

computer industry───[計]計算機產業

industrial estate───n.<英>工業區；工業區，工業園區

mohawk industries───莫霍克工業公司

fashion industry───流行工業；時髦工業

gastronomy industry───美食產業

雙語使用場景

Cholera appears even in industrialised countries.───即使在工業化國家，霍亂也如影隨形。

Food waste is the big issue in industrialised countries.───食物浪費則是在工業化國家遇到的大問題。

We have industrialised our food production.───我們已經使食品生產工業化。

At the beginning of the 19th century, Switzerland is one of the most highly industrialised countries in Europe.───19世紀初期，瑞士已經成為歐洲最為工業化的國家之一。

But many emerging markets have had a good crisis, or at least a better one than their industrialised peers.───但許多新興市場國家很好地度過了這場危機，或至少比工業國要好。

The bank's model suggested the rapid tightening would push GDP down in much of the industrialised world.───世行的模型顯示，迅速收緊財政政策，將推低很多工業國家的GDP。

This does not mean that the world will be able to make light of a slowdown in industrialised countries.───這并非意味著全球可以輕視工業化國家的衰退。

With one of the worst debt positions among industrialised countries, the cost of insuring against default on Japanese sovereign debt soared.───隨著工業化國家之間的債務狀況進一步惡化，因違約保險導致日本主權債務成本猛增。

Samsung, like its host country, has a foot in both the industrialised and developing worlds, which it has used to its advantage.───三星和韓國，一企一國，都將自己的觸角伸向了發達工業化和發展中國家，并充分利用了自身優勢。

英語使用場景

Zimbabwe boasts Africa's most industrialised economy.

Simultaneously, photography was both domesticated and industrialised.

Rich industrialised countries have sown the seeds of global warming.

Industrialised countries are accused, rightly, of double standards.

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Peptic ulcers appear to be more prevalent in industrialised nations.

So it's perplexing to discover that cancer in industrialised countries is rising.

It was becoming an industrialised society constituted by highly impersonal secondary relations.

Moreover, when these societies become industrialised and urbanised another set of values begins to undermine these time-honoured traditions.