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industrialism

/ɪnˈdʌs.tri.ə.lɪ.zəm/

Traduction: Système économique et organisation sociale fondés sur le développement de la grande industrie, impliquant généralement la production mécanisée, par opposition à l'agriculture ou à l'artisanat manuel qualifié.

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noun

/ɪnˈdʌs.tri.ə.lɪ.zəm/C1formalpolitical
  • frSystème économique et organisation sociale fondés sur le développement de la grande industrie, impliquant généralement la production mécanisée, par opposition à l'agriculture ou à l'artisanat manuel qualifié.

An economic system and social organization based on the development of large-scale industries, typically involving mechanized manufacturing, as opposed to agriculture or skilled manual craftsmanship.

indénombrable

  1. Economic system focused on industryB2formalpolitical

    An economic and social system in which large-scale manufacturing and industrial production dominate over agriculture or handcraftsmanship.

    frindustrialisme

    • The rise of industrialism in the 19th century transformed rural societies into urban centers.
    • Critics argue that industrialism often leads to environmental degradation.
    • Many countries shifted from agrarian economies to industrialism during the Industrial Revolution.

    Synonymesindustrialization

  2. Societal organization based on industryC1formalscientific

    The social structures, values, and practices that emerge from an economy largely dependent on mechanized production and factory systems.

    frindustrialisme

    • Industrialism reshaped family dynamics as people moved to cities for factory work.
    • Sociologists study how industrialism changes class structures and labor relations.
    • The spread of industrialism created new forms of wealth and inequality.
Formes
  • industrialisms plural form
  • industrialisms' possessive plural form
  • industrialism's possessive singular form