Definition of industrialize in English:

industrialize

(British industrialise)

verb ɪnˈdʌstrɪəlʌɪzɪnˈdəstriəˌlaɪz

[with object]often as adjective industrialized

1Develop industries in (a country or region) on a wide scale.
使（国家，地区）工业化
the industrialized nations
工业化国家。
Example sentencesExamples
- The importance for entrepreneurs and competition alike is that an incubator industrializes innovation and new ideas, and solutions come pouring out.
- Both towns were also larger and more industrialized than other towns in the area.
- Instead it plans to purchase quotas of greenhouse gas emission from poorer and less industrialized countries.
- Many other industrialized countries are spending about $70 per person, per year.
- This was a regressive tax system, but less regressive than that of any other industrialized country.
- It doesn't have to be textiles, but textiles are the industry that has launched South East Asian nations into what is called industrialising countries.
- However, this is changing rapidly, as Thailand becomes industrialized.
- Parts of the Basque Country have also become heavily industrialized.
- Generally, the more industrialized and urbanized a country is the lower the proportion of the population engaged in agricultural production.
- How badly have we as industrialized nations miscalculated in our dealings with those less developed?
- The United States remains one of the few advanced industrialized countries in the world that still practices capital punishment.
- This is a controversial plan as Russia becomes more industrialized.
- We also recorded whether the research was led from the United Kingdom or another industrialised country or pertained to a developing country.
- Japan was the first non-European power to become industrialized, which it had done by the end of the 19th century.
- Asthma remains the most commonly reported occupational lung disease in most industrialized countries.
- I expect obesity to worsen in all the industrialized and industrializing countries and for human health to suffer as a result.
- The country is the only major industrialized country that does not have a free-trade arrangement with any of its economic partners.
- We have industrialised countries have access to global markets, and developing countries don't have access to global markets.
- Swedes entering the work force, like people in most industrialized countries, face bright prospects.
- Although copyright was conceived of as a right accruing to individual authors, it has grown and changed and become industrialized.
Synonyms
automate, motorize, computerize, technologize, equip with machines, tool
1. 1.1no object (of a country or region) build up a system of industries.
  （国家，地区）建立产业体系，实现工业化
  the country needs to industrialize to create both exports and jobs
  Example sentencesExamples
  The US was allowed to industrialize at a time when we didn't know these things would hurt the Earth, but we know now.
  It modernized and industrialized at a fantastic rate, and agricultural production doubled between 1945 and 1974.
  Negroes moved to the city, away from their farm lives, to work in factories as America industrialized.
  Israel industrialized rapidly, but at significant cost to the environment and public health.
  Experts point out you cannot have meaningful discussions on issues like global warming without countries which are rapidly industrializing.
  ‘Old China was unable to industrialize because it did not have a strong enough government to defend the country and keep society in order,’ he says.
  Germany was the last major European state to industrialize, and the fastest.
  There is no question that Russia industrialized rapidly in the three decades before 1914.
  Meanwhile, the country industrialized relatively successfully to make it less dependent on world trade.
  Yet France industrialized slowly and unevenly, and the political and economic power of landed wealth persisted.
  The Soviet Union had industrialized rapidly, until she was strong enough to destroy the invading German forces in the Second World War.
  The long post-war boom seemed to hold out the prospect of former colonies industrialising and catching up with their former masters.
  It is simplistic to think that countries can industrialise by copying or reverse-engineering foreign technology.
  China and others are now industrialising at a furious rate, with cars replacing bikes, electricity produced from coal and the hills being stripped of trees.
  As the country industrialized, home and workplace became distinct.
  No other country would industrialize to the same extent before the 1870s, giving Britain a near-monopoly on the production of manufactured goods.
  But the world's population will nearly double in 40 years, and hopefully the poor countries will industrialise.
  After World War II, Yugoslavia industrialized quickly but did not become urbanized.

Definition of industrialize in US English:

industrialize

(British industrialise)

verbinˈdəstrēəˌlīzɪnˈdəstriəˌlaɪz

[with object]often as adjective industrialized

1Develop industries in (a country or region) on a wide scale.
使（国家，地区）工业化
the industrialized nations
工业化国家。
Example sentencesExamples
- This is a controversial plan as Russia becomes more industrialized.
- Asthma remains the most commonly reported occupational lung disease in most industrialized countries.
- I expect obesity to worsen in all the industrialized and industrializing countries and for human health to suffer as a result.
- This was a regressive tax system, but less regressive than that of any other industrialized country.
- Many other industrialized countries are spending about $70 per person, per year.
- Both towns were also larger and more industrialized than other towns in the area.
- We also recorded whether the research was led from the United Kingdom or another industrialised country or pertained to a developing country.
- We have industrialised countries have access to global markets, and developing countries don't have access to global markets.
- It doesn't have to be textiles, but textiles are the industry that has launched South East Asian nations into what is called industrialising countries.
- However, this is changing rapidly, as Thailand becomes industrialized.
- Parts of the Basque Country have also become heavily industrialized.
- The importance for entrepreneurs and competition alike is that an incubator industrializes innovation and new ideas, and solutions come pouring out.
- Instead it plans to purchase quotas of greenhouse gas emission from poorer and less industrialized countries.
- Although copyright was conceived of as a right accruing to individual authors, it has grown and changed and become industrialized.
- The country is the only major industrialized country that does not have a free-trade arrangement with any of its economic partners.
- How badly have we as industrialized nations miscalculated in our dealings with those less developed?
- Japan was the first non-European power to become industrialized, which it had done by the end of the 19th century.
- The United States remains one of the few advanced industrialized countries in the world that still practices capital punishment.
- Generally, the more industrialized and urbanized a country is the lower the proportion of the population engaged in agricultural production.
- Swedes entering the work force, like people in most industrialized countries, face bright prospects.
Synonyms
automate, motorize, computerize, technologize, equip with machines, tool
1. 1.1no object (of a country or region) build up a system of industries.
  （国家，地区）建立产业体系，实现工业化
  the country needs to industrialize to create both exports and jobs
  Example sentencesExamples
  Experts point out you cannot have meaningful discussions on issues like global warming without countries which are rapidly industrializing.
  No other country would industrialize to the same extent before the 1870s, giving Britain a near-monopoly on the production of manufactured goods.
  The long post-war boom seemed to hold out the prospect of former colonies industrialising and catching up with their former masters.
  It is simplistic to think that countries can industrialise by copying or reverse-engineering foreign technology.
  It modernized and industrialized at a fantastic rate, and agricultural production doubled between 1945 and 1974.
  As the country industrialized, home and workplace became distinct.
  Negroes moved to the city, away from their farm lives, to work in factories as America industrialized.
  Israel industrialized rapidly, but at significant cost to the environment and public health.
  China and others are now industrialising at a furious rate, with cars replacing bikes, electricity produced from coal and the hills being stripped of trees.
  But the world's population will nearly double in 40 years, and hopefully the poor countries will industrialise.
  The Soviet Union had industrialized rapidly, until she was strong enough to destroy the invading German forces in the Second World War.
  Germany was the last major European state to industrialize, and the fastest.
  Meanwhile, the country industrialized relatively successfully to make it less dependent on world trade.
  Yet France industrialized slowly and unevenly, and the political and economic power of landed wealth persisted.
  After World War II, Yugoslavia industrialized quickly but did not become urbanized.
  ‘Old China was unable to industrialize because it did not have a strong enough government to defend the country and keep society in order,’ he says.
  The US was allowed to industrialize at a time when we didn't know these things would hurt the Earth, but we know now.
  There is no question that Russia industrialized rapidly in the three decades before 1914.

词汇	industrialize
释义	Definition of industrialize in English: industrialize (British industrialise) verb ɪnˈdʌstrɪəlʌɪzɪnˈdəstriəˌlaɪz [with object]often as adjective industrialized 1Develop industries in (a country or region) on a wide scale. 使（国家，地区）工业化 the industrialized nations 工业化国家。 Example sentencesExamples The importance for entrepreneurs and competition alike is that an incubator industrializes innovation and new ideas, and solutions come pouring out. Both towns were also larger and more industrialized than other towns in the area. Instead it plans to purchase quotas of greenhouse gas emission from poorer and less industrialized countries. Many other industrialized countries are spending about $70 per person, per year. This was a regressive tax system, but less regressive than that of any other industrialized country. It doesn't have to be textiles, but textiles are the industry that has launched South East Asian nations into what is called industrialising countries. However, this is changing rapidly, as Thailand becomes industrialized. Parts of the Basque Country have also become heavily industrialized. Generally, the more industrialized and urbanized a country is the lower the proportion of the population engaged in agricultural production. How badly have we as industrialized nations miscalculated in our dealings with those less developed? The United States remains one of the few advanced industrialized countries in the world that still practices capital punishment. This is a controversial plan as Russia becomes more industrialized. We also recorded whether the research was led from the United Kingdom or another industrialised country or pertained to a developing country. Japan was the first non-European power to become industrialized, which it had done by the end of the 19th century. Asthma remains the most commonly reported occupational lung disease in most industrialized countries. I expect obesity to worsen in all the industrialized and industrializing countries and for human health to suffer as a result. The country is the only major industrialized country that does not have a free-trade arrangement with any of its economic partners. We have industrialised countries have access to global markets, and developing countries don't have access to global markets. Swedes entering the work force, like people in most industrialized countries, face bright prospects. Although copyright was conceived of as a right accruing to individual authors, it has grown and changed and become industrialized. Synonyms automate, motorize, computerize, technologize, equip with machines, tool 1.1no object (of a country or region) build up a system of industries. （国家，地区）建立产业体系，实现工业化 the country needs to industrialize to create both exports and jobs Example sentencesExamples The US was allowed to industrialize at a time when we didn't know these things would hurt the Earth, but we know now. It modernized and industrialized at a fantastic rate, and agricultural production doubled between 1945 and 1974. Negroes moved to the city, away from their farm lives, to work in factories as America industrialized. Israel industrialized rapidly, but at significant cost to the environment and public health. Experts point out you cannot have meaningful discussions on issues like global warming without countries which are rapidly industrializing. ‘Old China was unable to industrialize because it did not have a strong enough government to defend the country and keep society in order,’ he says. Germany was the last major European state to industrialize, and the fastest. There is no question that Russia industrialized rapidly in the three decades before 1914. Meanwhile, the country industrialized relatively successfully to make it less dependent on world trade. Yet France industrialized slowly and unevenly, and the political and economic power of landed wealth persisted. The Soviet Union had industrialized rapidly, until she was strong enough to destroy the invading German forces in the Second World War. The long post-war boom seemed to hold out the prospect of former colonies industrialising and catching up with their former masters. It is simplistic to think that countries can industrialise by copying or reverse-engineering foreign technology. China and others are now industrialising at a furious rate, with cars replacing bikes, electricity produced from coal and the hills being stripped of trees. As the country industrialized, home and workplace became distinct. No other country would industrialize to the same extent before the 1870s, giving Britain a near-monopoly on the production of manufactured goods. But the world's population will nearly double in 40 years, and hopefully the poor countries will industrialise. After World War II, Yugoslavia industrialized quickly but did not become urbanized. Definition of industrialize in US English: industrialize (British industrialise) verbinˈdəstrēəˌlīzɪnˈdəstriəˌlaɪz [with object]often as adjective industrialized 1Develop industries in (a country or region) on a wide scale. 使（国家，地区）工业化 the industrialized nations 工业化国家。 Example sentencesExamples This is a controversial plan as Russia becomes more industrialized. Asthma remains the most commonly reported occupational lung disease in most industrialized countries. I expect obesity to worsen in all the industrialized and industrializing countries and for human health to suffer as a result. This was a regressive tax system, but less regressive than that of any other industrialized country. Many other industrialized countries are spending about $70 per person, per year. Both towns were also larger and more industrialized than other towns in the area. We also recorded whether the research was led from the United Kingdom or another industrialised country or pertained to a developing country. We have industrialised countries have access to global markets, and developing countries don't have access to global markets. It doesn't have to be textiles, but textiles are the industry that has launched South East Asian nations into what is called industrialising countries. However, this is changing rapidly, as Thailand becomes industrialized. Parts of the Basque Country have also become heavily industrialized. The importance for entrepreneurs and competition alike is that an incubator industrializes innovation and new ideas, and solutions come pouring out. Instead it plans to purchase quotas of greenhouse gas emission from poorer and less industrialized countries. Although copyright was conceived of as a right accruing to individual authors, it has grown and changed and become industrialized. The country is the only major industrialized country that does not have a free-trade arrangement with any of its economic partners. How badly have we as industrialized nations miscalculated in our dealings with those less developed? Japan was the first non-European power to become industrialized, which it had done by the end of the 19th century. The United States remains one of the few advanced industrialized countries in the world that still practices capital punishment. Generally, the more industrialized and urbanized a country is the lower the proportion of the population engaged in agricultural production. Swedes entering the work force, like people in most industrialized countries, face bright prospects. Synonyms automate, motorize, computerize, technologize, equip with machines, tool 1.1no object (of a country or region) build up a system of industries. （国家，地区）建立产业体系，实现工业化 the country needs to industrialize to create both exports and jobs Example sentencesExamples Experts point out you cannot have meaningful discussions on issues like global warming without countries which are rapidly industrializing. No other country would industrialize to the same extent before the 1870s, giving Britain a near-monopoly on the production of manufactured goods. The long post-war boom seemed to hold out the prospect of former colonies industrialising and catching up with their former masters. It is simplistic to think that countries can industrialise by copying or reverse-engineering foreign technology. It modernized and industrialized at a fantastic rate, and agricultural production doubled between 1945 and 1974. As the country industrialized, home and workplace became distinct. Negroes moved to the city, away from their farm lives, to work in factories as America industrialized. Israel industrialized rapidly, but at significant cost to the environment and public health. China and others are now industrialising at a furious rate, with cars replacing bikes, electricity produced from coal and the hills being stripped of trees. But the world's population will nearly double in 40 years, and hopefully the poor countries will industrialise. The Soviet Union had industrialized rapidly, until she was strong enough to destroy the invading German forces in the Second World War. Germany was the last major European state to industrialize, and the fastest. Meanwhile, the country industrialized relatively successfully to make it less dependent on world trade. Yet France industrialized slowly and unevenly, and the political and economic power of landed wealth persisted. After World War II, Yugoslavia industrialized quickly but did not become urbanized. ‘Old China was unable to industrialize because it did not have a strong enough government to defend the country and keep society in order,’ he says. The US was allowed to industrialize at a time when we didn't know these things would hurt the Earth, but we know now. There is no question that Russia industrialized rapidly in the three decades before 1914.
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