英語の動詞DEINDUSTRIALISEの活用
PRESENT
Present
I deindustrialise
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you deindustrialise
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Present continuous
I am deindustrialising
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Present perfect
I have deindustrialised
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I have been deindustrialising
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PAST
Past
I deindustrialised
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we deindustrialised
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Past continuous
I was deindustrialising
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Past perfect
I had deindustrialised
you had deindustrialised
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I had been deindustrialising
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you had been deindustrialising
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FUTURE
Future
I will deindustrialise
you will deindustrialise
he/she/it will deindustrialise
we will deindustrialise
you will deindustrialise
they will deindustrialise
Future continuous
I will be deindustrialising
you will be deindustrialising
he/she/it will be deindustrialising
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you will be deindustrialising
they will be deindustrialising
Future perfect
I will have deindustrialised
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he/she/it will have deindustrialised
we will have deindustrialised
you will have deindustrialised
they will have deindustrialised
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I will have been deindustrialising
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you will have been deindustrialising
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CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would deindustrialise
you would deindustrialise
he/she/it would deindustrialise
we would deindustrialise
you would deindustrialise
they would deindustrialise
Conditional continuous
I would be deindustrialising
you would be deindustrialising
he/she/it would be deindustrialising
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you would be deindustrialising
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Conditional perfect
I would have deindustrialise
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he/she/it would have deindustrialise
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Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been deindustrialising
you would have been deindustrialising
he/she/it would have been deindustrialising
we would have been deindustrialising
you would have been deindustrialising
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IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you deindustrialise
we let´s deindustrialise
you deindustrialise
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to deindustrialise
Past participle
deindustrialised
Present Participle
deindustrialising
«DEINDUSTRIALISE»に関連する英語の本
以下の図書目録から
deindustrialiseの使いかたを見つけましょう。
deindustrialiseに関する本と英語文献で使われた文脈を提供するための簡単な抜粋文。
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Economic Citizenship in the European Union: Employment ...
Rather, they argue thatcountries can deindustrialise negatively or positively.
Negative deindustrialisation isasign ofrelativeeconomic weakness or failure. For
example, a country may, becauseofapoor performing manufacturing sector or ...
... T 'Variability and quality loss in services: concepts and counter measures' Total
Quality Management 1992 3 (3) 233–241 Teboul, J 'Deindustrialise service for
quality' International Journal of Operations and Production Management 1988 8 ...
3
Human Geography of the UK: An Introduction
... deindustrialise. Jobs have been shed in a whole range of industries such as
textiles and clothing, motor vehicles and coal and steel (Beynon 1999). And this
job loss has been largely of male—skilled, unskilled and semiskilled—full-time ...
David Graham, Irene Hardill, Eleonore Kofman, 2013
4
Crafting the Woman Professional in the Long Nineteenth ...
As a model, the artistic collaboration of husband and wife guaranteed what
Ruskin wouldhaveregarded as the proper hierarchy of draughtsman and
engraver,seeming to clarify (and deindustrialise) a relationship that was
difficultinpractice: ...
Dr Kyriaki Hadjiafxendi, Dr Patricia Zakreski, 2013
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The United States and European Reconstruction 1945-1960
At the Quebec Conference in September 1944 Roose— velt had accepted the
famous Morganthau Plan to deindustrialise and pastoralise Germany in favour of
Britain and France, but this extreme position was quickly dropped. Instead, the ...
... contemporary Western postindustrial city, many of the
environmentalcostsassociated withindustrial production are graduallybeing
displaceddirectly fromthe largest cities as they deindustrialise, only to be
replaced by the environmental costs.
Graham Haughton, Colin Hunter, 2004
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Urban Geography, 2nd Edition
First,there wassomedoubt aboutthe ability of this approach to alleviate
underlyingsocialandeconomic problems thathaddoggedcities since they beganto
deindustrialise; in some casesit wasfelttheyactually exacerbated socialexclusion.
Second ...
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Anti-Americanism: Causes and sources
Concern was consequently voiced in some circles in Brazil that the United States
was out to deindustrialise the country by forcing through a free-trade model that
only served its interests.66 Prospects of Ideological Anti-Americanism in Latin ...
Brendon O'Connor, Martin Griffiths, 2007
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2005, Blogged: Dispatches from the Blogosphere
6,000+ jobs are toast, Thatcher's life mission to deindustrialise the UK is
complete (you can die now, Maggie, it's done!). I'd like to point up some things
about this, some of which I've written about before. Basically, the first thing to
remember is ...
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Making a Living in Europe: Human Geographies of Economic Change
Having had more time to 'deindustrialise', the countries of northern Europe have
shown much greater reductions in industry's share of total employment; the graph
clearly gives the UK the biggest reduction, from 47.7 per cent to 26.5 (on a ...
用語«DEINDUSTRIALISE»を含むニュース項目
国内外の報道機関が語った内容や、次のニュース項目の文脈から
deindustrialiseという用語がどのように使われているかを調べてみましょう。
The ageing of EMs: service sector to the rescue?
India began to deindustrialise at a per capita income of $2000, compared with the UK, US, Sweden and Germany, which had reached an ... «FT.com, 3月 15»
Flexible pragmatism is sadly lacking today
The postwar elites abandoned Morgenthau's punitive plan to deindustrialise Germany in favour of a comparatively benign settlement that ... «Financial Times, 2月 15»
Making 'Make in India' happen
The U.S., the United Kingdom, France and Italy have seen themselves deindustrialise by not having a clear industrial policy and are trying hard ... «Kasmir Monitor, 12月 14»
Few Jobs in Make in India
However, today's developing countries have begun to deindustrialise at far lower levels of income. The Boston Consulting Group finds the US ... «Economic Times, 10月 14»
Make-in-India: Manufacturing can no longer accommodate unskilled …
However, today's developing countries have begun to deindustrialise at far lower levels of income. The Boston Consulting Group finds the US ... «Economic Times, 10月 14»
'You can't avoid beauty in art'
This is the Morgenthau series, begun in 2012 and named after a leaked, abandoned wartime American plan to deindustrialise Germany. “A big present to Hitler,” ... «gulfnews.com, 10月 14»
Interview with Anselm Kiefer, ahead of his Royal Academy show
This is the Morgenthau series, begun in 2012 and named after a leaked, abandoned wartime American plan to deindustrialise Germany. «Financial Times, 9月 14»
More industry figures speak out on Scotland referendum
"The London-centricity of Britain's economy is unsustainable. We must deindustrialise the nations and regions outside of South-East England. «The Bookseller, 8月 14»
Never walk alone
Britain's precocious industrial cities were also the first to stagnate and deindustrialise, as technological leadership swung to America. Decline ... «The Economist, 4月 14»
Zim Asset success: Industrialisation the key
... growth rates of 2 to 3% year-on-year on the back of tobacco and mining, whilst we deindustrialise at an alarming pace to our own detriment. «New Zimbabwe.com, 3月 14»
