industry

Industry
  • (Econ) Ngành công nghiệp.
      + Một ngành trong khuôn khổ CƠ CẤU THỊ TRƯỜNG CẠNH TRANH HOÀN HẢO có thể được định nghĩa là một số lớn doanh nghiệp cạnh tranh với nhau trong việc sản xuất MỘT SẢN PHẨM ĐỒNG NHẤT.
industry
  • công nghiệp, lĩnh vực công nghiệp
 ngành công nghiệp
  • brewing industry: ngành công nghiệp rượu bia
  • clay industry: ngành công nghiệp đất sét
  • cryogenic industry: ngành công nghiệp cryo
  • electric power industry: ngành công nghiệp điện lực
  • glazing industry: ngành công nghiệp thủy tinh
  • key industry: ngành công nghiệp chính yếu
  • maritime industry: ngành công nghiệp biển
  • milling industry: ngành công nghiệp xay sát
  • oil industry: ngành công nghiệp dầu mỏ
  • petroleum industry: ngành công nghiệp dầu mỏ
  • publishing industry: ngành công nghiệp xuất bản
  • textile industry: ngành công nghiệp dệt
    •  ngành kinh doanh / công nghiệp
    Giải thích EN: A particular business enterprise, or business activity in general.??.
    Giải thích VN: Một xí nghiệp kinh doanh nói riêng hay một hoạt động kinh doanh nói chung.
    Lĩnh vực: điện
     công nghệ
  • ceramic industry: công nghệ đồ gốm
  • data processing industry: công nghệ tin học
  • electric power industry: công nghệ sản xuất điện năng
  • process industry: quá trình công nghệ
  • software industry: công nghệ phần mềm
  • telephone industry: công nghệ điện thoại
    • Department of trade and industry (UK) (DTI)
     Bộ Thương mại và Công nghiệp (Anh)
    Satellite industry association (SIA)
     hiệp hội công nghiệp vệ tinh

    o   công nghiệp

    §   mining industry : công nghiệp khai khoáng

    §   petroleum industry : công nghiệp dầu mỏ

    §   process industry : quá trình công nghệ

    §   processing industry : công nghiệp chế biến

    Word families (Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs): industrialist, industrialization, industry, industrial, industrialized, industrious, industrially, industriously

    Xem thêm: manufacture, diligence, industriousness



    industry

    Từ điển Collocation

    industry noun

    ADJ. thriving | important, key, major | (fastest) growing | declining | modern | traditional | cottage Weaving and knitting are traditional cottage industries. | domestic, international, local, national | private, privatized | government-owned, nationalized, state-run | heavy | light | strategic strategic industries such as the extraction of oil and natural gas | manufacturing, service the shift away from manufacturing to service industry | labour-intensive | high-tech/high-technology | building, construction | engineering | shipbuilding | chemical, coal, electricity, energy, gas, mining, nuclear, oil, petrochemical | agricultural, fishing, food, timber | pharmaceutical | automobile, automotive, car, motor | computer, electronics | textiles | advertising | insurance | entertainment, film, music/record | catering, hospitality, hotel, leisure, tourist

    VERB + INDUSTRY assist, develop, encourage, help, stimulate The government decided to encourage industries based on biotechnology. government measures to stimulate new industry | run down Running down the nuclear industry will result in heavy job losses. | damage They claim that a commercial port would damage the local tourist industry. | cripple, destroy, ruin | nationalize | privatize | regulate | protect trade barriers erected to protect domestic industry | subsidize The state's timber industry is heavily subsidized. | interfere in/with The government has interfered in industry, with disastrous results, by attempting to alter economic trends. | be involved in/with More than 140,000 people are directly involved in the industry. | enter, go into students training to enter the catering industry She decided to leave teaching and go into industry.

    INDUSTRY + VERB develop, grow up, spring up In the favourable economic environment, new light industries are constantly springing up. | boom, expand, grow The tourist industry is still expanding rapidly. | decline, shrink | close down, disappear When the railway disappeared, other industries associated with it closed down. | compete | produce sth

    INDUSTRY + NOUN leader | standard They hope that the disk drive will become an industry standard.

    PREP. in/within ~ In the computer industry, change comes about very rapidly.

    PHRASES a captain of industry, commerce and industry The banks lend money to commerce and industry. | regulation of (an) industry proposals for regulation of the water industry | the revival of (an) industry the revival of the British film industry | a sector of industry, trade and industry the Department of Trade and Industry

    Từ điển WordNet

      n.

    • the people or companies engaged in a particular kind of commercial enterprise

      each industry has its own trade publications

    • the organized action of making of goods and services for sale; manufacture

      American industry is making increased use of computers to control production

    • persevering determination to perform a task; diligence, industriousness

      his diligence won him quick promotions

      frugality and industry are still regarded as virtues

    Bloomberg Financial Glossary

    产业|行业产业，行业
    The category describing a company's primary business activity. This category is usually determined by the largest portion of revenue.

    Investopedia Financial Terms

    Industry
    A classification that refers to a group of companies that are related in terms of their primary business activities. In modern economies, there are dozens of different industry classifications, which are typically grouped into larger categories called sectors.  

    Individual companies are generally classified into industries based on their largest sources of revenue. For example, an automobile manufacturer might have a small financing division that contributes 10% to overall revenues, but the company will still be universally classified as an auto maker for attribution purposes.  
    Investopedia Says:
    Industries are often studied by investors and economists to better understand the factors and limitations to corporate profit growth. Companies operating in the same industry can also be compared to each other to evaluate the relative attractiveness of a company within that industry. Stocks within the same industry often rise and fall as a group because the same overlying factors exist for all members.  

    The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) (developed by the United States, Canada and Mexico) is widely used by investors to classify companies. In the NAICS hierarchy, companies that use similar production processes are categorized in the same industry.

    English Synonym and Antonym Dictionary

    industries
    syn.: business concern labor manufacture trade work