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1 энергоёмкая экономика
Makarov: energy intensive economyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > энергоёмкая экономика
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2 энергоёмкая технология
Economy: energy intensive technologyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > энергоёмкая технология
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3 развитие развити·е
development, evolution; (продвижение вперёд) advancement, progress; (расширение) extension; (распространение) spreading, expansionспособствовать развитию — to facilitate / to promote the development
тормозить экономическое развитие страны — to hold back / to hinder / to curb the economic growth / development of a country
культурное / социальное развитие — cultural / social development
независимое экономическое развитие молодых суверенных государств — independent reconstruction of the economics of the newly independent countries
непрерывное развитие производства — continuous / uninterrupted development of production
преимущественное / приоритетное развитие — priority development
стабильное развитие — stable development / expansion
добиться стабильного развития — to achieve a stable development / expansion
замедление темпов развития (народного хозяйства) — slowdown in the development rate (of the national economy)
развитие атомной энергетики — development of atomic / nuclear engineering
развитие производства (товаров) — enlargement of the output (of goods)
развитие экономики — economic development, development of economy
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4 капиталоёмкая технология
1) Economy: capital-intensive technology2) Solar energy: capital intensive technologyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > капиталоёмкая технология
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