industry <pl industries> [америк. ˈɪndəstri, брит. ˈɪndəstri] СУЩ.
1.1. industry U (in general):
1.2. industry C (particular branch):
2. industry U (hard work):
I. heavy <heavier, heaviest> [америк. ˈhɛvi, брит. ˈhɛvi] ПРИЛ.
1.1. heavy (weighty):
1.2. heavy (thick):
2.2. heavy:
3.1. heavy (oppressive):
3.4. heavy (sad):
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- apesadumbrado лит.
3.5. heavy (earnest):
4.1. heavy (intense):
4.2. heavy (severe):
4.3. heavy (demanding, onerous):
4.4. heavy (difficult) жарг.:
II. heavy [америк. ˈhɛvi, брит. ˈhɛvi] НАРЕЧ.
III. heavy <pl heavies> [америк. ˈhɛvi, брит. ˈhɛvi] СУЩ.
I. heavy [ˈhevi] -ier, -iest -ies ПРИЛ.
2. heavy:
5. heavy (severe):
6. heavy (abundant):
I. heavy <-ier, -iest> [ˈhev·i] ПРИЛ.
2. heavy:
5. heavy (severe):
6. heavy (abundant):
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It has links with its community and with industry.
en.wikipedia.org The organization also has inroads into a range of industries as well as the public sector.
en.wikipedia.org It was a public platform, but it played a particular role in providing passenger services for workers at industries being established in the area.
en.wikipedia.org Since 1900, the mill had an operating wool industry on the second floor.
en.wikipedia.org It is unfortunate there aren't more of us, or that the publishing industry prefers other kinds of writing.
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