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1 ♦ tourist
♦ tourist /ˈtʊərɪst/A n.B a. attr.turistico; da turista; di turismo: (ferr.) a tourist ticket, un biglietto turistico; a tourist agency, un'agenzia turistica; tourist resort, località turistica● tourist class, classe turistica (o economica) □ (econ.) the tourist industry, il turismo □ tourist (information) office, ufficio informazioni turistiche □ (fig.) tourist trap, «trappola» per turisti; posto dove si spennano i turisti (fam.) □ tourist visa, visto turistico. -
2 ♦ industry
♦ industry /ˈɪndəstrɪ/n.1 industria; manifattura; settore produttivo: the iron [wool, paper] industry, l'industria siderurgica [laniera, della carta]; light industry, industria leggera; heavy industry, industria pesante; the motor industry, l'industria automobilistica; the building industry, l'industria delle costruzioni; l'edilizia; (econ.) industry life cycle, ciclo di vita del settore; the tourist industry, il turismo; a thriving industry, un'industria fiorente2 laboriosità; operosità; industriosità; attivismo; solerzia. -
3 tourist
['tʊərɪst, 'tɔːr-] 1.nome turista m. e f.2.modificatore [guide, resort, season] turisticothe tourist trade — il turismo, l'industria turistica
* * *noun (a person who travels for pleasure: London is usually full of tourists; ( also adjective) the tourist industry.) turista; turistico, del turismo* * *['tʊərɪst, 'tɔːr-] 1.nome turista m. e f.2.modificatore [guide, resort, season] turisticothe tourist trade — il turismo, l'industria turistica
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4 industry ***** in·dus·try n
['ɪndəstrɪ]1) l'industrialight/heavy industry — industria leggera/pesante
2) (frm: industriousness) operositàSee: -
5 trade *****
[treɪd]1. n1) (commerce) commercio, (business) affari mplto do trade with sb — fare affari con qn, essere in rapporti commerciali con qn
to do a brisk or roaring trade — fare affari d'oro
Department of Trade and Industry Brit; Department of Trade Am — Ministero del Commercio
2) (industry) industria, settore mhe's in the cotton/building trade — è nell'industria cotoniera/edilizia
3) (profession) mestiere m2. vt(fig: swap sth for sth) barattarehe traded his tennis racquet for a football — ha barattato la sua racchetta da tennis con un pallone
3. vito trade with sb — fare affari con qn, intrattenere rapporti commerciali con qn
4. adj(association, route) commerciale•- trade in- trade on
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