| 释义 |
reinˈdustrialize, v.
[re- 5 a.]
trans. and intr. To industrialize again; to revitalize the industry of (a country or region).
1980Fortune 24 Mar. 152/2 The isolationism of today is an unwillingness to recognize that there is a fundamental need to reindustrialize America. 1980National Jrnl. (U.S.) 7 June 944/2 Either the United States must ‘reindustrialize’..or government must pick tomorrow's industrial ‘winners’ and shove them in the right direction. 1981N.Y. Times 11 Jan. xii. 66/1 This is not a welcome development, especially if you want to reindustrialize America. 1983Business Week 29 Aug. 37/1 The ‘third way’ [is] an attempt to reindustrialize without the disruptions of the free-market policies of..Reagan or the inflationary expansionism of..Mitterand.
Hence reinˈdustrializer n.
1985Inc Apr. 36/1 There were lots of people out there with axes to grind—the small-business camp, the big-business camp, the deindustrializers and the reindustrializers. |