Definition of heavy industry in English:

heavy industry

noun

mass noun

The manufacture of large, heavy articles and materials in bulk.
the plan allows for a rise in carbon dioxide emissions from heavy industry
count noun new communities grew up around the heavy industries of coal, steel, and shipping
Example sentencesExamples
- In line with Soviet precedent, priority in investment was given to heavy industry, followed by light industries, with agriculture last.
- State-owned enterprise and foreign multinationals led the way with large-scale heavy industry.
- Germany used its rich iron and coal resources to develop heavy industry, such as iron and steel manufacture.
- Some are even penetrating the most traditional male bastions, such as heavy industry.
- Moreover, the railroads could not be insulated from the serious disruption of heavy industry, a primary customer sector.
- People working in heavy industry are also exposed to risk from chemicals and unprotected machinery.
- North Sea gas, oil and the decline of heavy industry cut demand for coal, and 223 pits closed between 1964 and 1970.
- Since independence, there has been a decline in agriculture and heavy industry and growth in the financial and service sectors.
- But for heavy industry, the ability to finally pass on higher materials costs has been a boon.
- There is a tendency to look upon industry, and particularly heavy industry, as environmental ‘criminals’.
- And it has freed many of us from work in heavy industry, where we generated worse environmental problems.
- Mining, shipbuilding and heavy industry had always ensured the man's place in society, but prosperity transformed the region beyond recognition.
- North Korea inherited the bulk of heavy industry when the country was partitioned in 1945.
- Lung disease is now Britain's biggest killer and is a particular problem in South Yorkshire due to the legacy of steel, mining and heavy industry as well as high levels of smoking.
- He relaxed press censorship, slowed the rate of farm collectivization, and reduced investment in heavy industry in favour of the manufacture of consumer goods.
- To many, the army must have seemed like the opportunity of a lifetime and areas dominated by heavy industry and mining provided a disproportionate number of recruits.
- Second, several studies in recent decades have pointed to a neglect of traditional manufacturing and heavy industry as a problem.
- Ukrainian workers are also aware of the fate of heavy industry and mining in the former East Germany and Poland, where hundreds of thousands lost their jobs.
- They haven't had the inventory buildup you've seen in heavy industry or high-tech equipment.
- Railway engine manufacture was Glasgow's second largest heavy industry, after shipbuilding.

Definition of heavy industry in US English:

heavy industry

noun

The manufacture of large, heavy articles and materials in bulk.
the plan allows for a rise in carbon dioxide emissions from heavy industry
count noun new communities grew up around the heavy industries of coal, steel, and shipping
Example sentencesExamples
- They haven't had the inventory buildup you've seen in heavy industry or high-tech equipment.
- In line with Soviet precedent, priority in investment was given to heavy industry, followed by light industries, with agriculture last.
- Second, several studies in recent decades have pointed to a neglect of traditional manufacturing and heavy industry as a problem.
- Lung disease is now Britain's biggest killer and is a particular problem in South Yorkshire due to the legacy of steel, mining and heavy industry as well as high levels of smoking.
- Ukrainian workers are also aware of the fate of heavy industry and mining in the former East Germany and Poland, where hundreds of thousands lost their jobs.
- Railway engine manufacture was Glasgow's second largest heavy industry, after shipbuilding.
- And it has freed many of us from work in heavy industry, where we generated worse environmental problems.
- To many, the army must have seemed like the opportunity of a lifetime and areas dominated by heavy industry and mining provided a disproportionate number of recruits.
- People working in heavy industry are also exposed to risk from chemicals and unprotected machinery.
- Germany used its rich iron and coal resources to develop heavy industry, such as iron and steel manufacture.
- But for heavy industry, the ability to finally pass on higher materials costs has been a boon.
- Some are even penetrating the most traditional male bastions, such as heavy industry.
- There is a tendency to look upon industry, and particularly heavy industry, as environmental ‘criminals’.
- North Sea gas, oil and the decline of heavy industry cut demand for coal, and 223 pits closed between 1964 and 1970.
- He relaxed press censorship, slowed the rate of farm collectivization, and reduced investment in heavy industry in favour of the manufacture of consumer goods.
- State-owned enterprise and foreign multinationals led the way with large-scale heavy industry.
- Mining, shipbuilding and heavy industry had always ensured the man's place in society, but prosperity transformed the region beyond recognition.
- North Korea inherited the bulk of heavy industry when the country was partitioned in 1945.
- Since independence, there has been a decline in agriculture and heavy industry and growth in the financial and service sectors.
- Moreover, the railroads could not be insulated from the serious disruption of heavy industry, a primary customer sector.

单词	heavy industry
释义	Definition of heavy industry in English: heavy industry noun mass noun The manufacture of large, heavy articles and materials in bulk. the plan allows for a rise in carbon dioxide emissions from heavy industry count noun new communities grew up around the heavy industries of coal, steel, and shipping Example sentencesExamples In line with Soviet precedent, priority in investment was given to heavy industry, followed by light industries, with agriculture last. State-owned enterprise and foreign multinationals led the way with large-scale heavy industry. Germany used its rich iron and coal resources to develop heavy industry, such as iron and steel manufacture. Some are even penetrating the most traditional male bastions, such as heavy industry. Moreover, the railroads could not be insulated from the serious disruption of heavy industry, a primary customer sector. People working in heavy industry are also exposed to risk from chemicals and unprotected machinery. North Sea gas, oil and the decline of heavy industry cut demand for coal, and 223 pits closed between 1964 and 1970. Since independence, there has been a decline in agriculture and heavy industry and growth in the financial and service sectors. But for heavy industry, the ability to finally pass on higher materials costs has been a boon. There is a tendency to look upon industry, and particularly heavy industry, as environmental ‘criminals’. And it has freed many of us from work in heavy industry, where we generated worse environmental problems. Mining, shipbuilding and heavy industry had always ensured the man's place in society, but prosperity transformed the region beyond recognition. North Korea inherited the bulk of heavy industry when the country was partitioned in 1945. Lung disease is now Britain's biggest killer and is a particular problem in South Yorkshire due to the legacy of steel, mining and heavy industry as well as high levels of smoking. He relaxed press censorship, slowed the rate of farm collectivization, and reduced investment in heavy industry in favour of the manufacture of consumer goods. To many, the army must have seemed like the opportunity of a lifetime and areas dominated by heavy industry and mining provided a disproportionate number of recruits. Second, several studies in recent decades have pointed to a neglect of traditional manufacturing and heavy industry as a problem. Ukrainian workers are also aware of the fate of heavy industry and mining in the former East Germany and Poland, where hundreds of thousands lost their jobs. They haven't had the inventory buildup you've seen in heavy industry or high-tech equipment. Railway engine manufacture was Glasgow's second largest heavy industry, after shipbuilding. Definition of heavy industry in US English: heavy industry noun The manufacture of large, heavy articles and materials in bulk. the plan allows for a rise in carbon dioxide emissions from heavy industry count noun new communities grew up around the heavy industries of coal, steel, and shipping Example sentencesExamples They haven't had the inventory buildup you've seen in heavy industry or high-tech equipment. In line with Soviet precedent, priority in investment was given to heavy industry, followed by light industries, with agriculture last. Second, several studies in recent decades have pointed to a neglect of traditional manufacturing and heavy industry as a problem. Lung disease is now Britain's biggest killer and is a particular problem in South Yorkshire due to the legacy of steel, mining and heavy industry as well as high levels of smoking. Ukrainian workers are also aware of the fate of heavy industry and mining in the former East Germany and Poland, where hundreds of thousands lost their jobs. Railway engine manufacture was Glasgow's second largest heavy industry, after shipbuilding. And it has freed many of us from work in heavy industry, where we generated worse environmental problems. To many, the army must have seemed like the opportunity of a lifetime and areas dominated by heavy industry and mining provided a disproportionate number of recruits. People working in heavy industry are also exposed to risk from chemicals and unprotected machinery. Germany used its rich iron and coal resources to develop heavy industry, such as iron and steel manufacture. But for heavy industry, the ability to finally pass on higher materials costs has been a boon. Some are even penetrating the most traditional male bastions, such as heavy industry. There is a tendency to look upon industry, and particularly heavy industry, as environmental ‘criminals’. North Sea gas, oil and the decline of heavy industry cut demand for coal, and 223 pits closed between 1964 and 1970. He relaxed press censorship, slowed the rate of farm collectivization, and reduced investment in heavy industry in favour of the manufacture of consumer goods. State-owned enterprise and foreign multinationals led the way with large-scale heavy industry. Mining, shipbuilding and heavy industry had always ensured the man's place in society, but prosperity transformed the region beyond recognition. North Korea inherited the bulk of heavy industry when the country was partitioned in 1945. Since independence, there has been a decline in agriculture and heavy industry and growth in the financial and service sectors. Moreover, the railroads could not be insulated from the serious disruption of heavy industry, a primary customer sector.
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