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(a) industriel(elle)industrial accident accident m du travail; industrial accident insurance assurance f contre les accidents du travail;industrial action grève f;∎ to take industrial action se mettre en grève, faire grève;industrial centre centre m industriel;industrial complex complexe m industriel;industrial concern exploitation f industrielle;industrial design dessin m industriel;industrial disease maladie f professionnelle ou du travail;industrial dispute conflit m social;industrial engineering génie m industriel;industrial espionage espionnage m industriel;British industrial estate zone f industrielle;industrial goods biens m pl industriels;industrial group groupe m industriel;industrial injury accident m du travail;industrial injuries benefit indemnité f pour accidents du travail;industrial insurance assurance f contre les accidents du travail;the industrial machine la machine industrielle;industrial market marché m industriel;industrial marketer mercaticien(enne) m, f industriel(elle);industrial marketing marketing m industriel;American industrial park zone industrielle;industrial plant équipement m industriel;industrial pool syndicat m industriel;industrial potential potentiel m industriel;industrial product produit m industriel;industrial psychology psychologie f industrielle;industrial relations relations f pl entre le patronat et les employés;industrial town ville f industrielle;industrial trade échanges m pl industriels;industrial training formation f en entreprise;industrial tribunal ≃ conseil m des prud'hommes;industrial union syndicat d'industrie;industrial unrest agitation f sociale;industrial vehicle véhicule m industriel;industrial warrant warrant m industrielindustrial monopoly trust m industriel;STOCK EXCHANGE industrial shares valeurs f pl industrielles2 noun∎ industrials valeurs f pl industrielles
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