industriyalismo
industriyalísmo with stress marks
industrialism
Usage Note
Industriyalismo is a formal academic and political term used in discussions of economic development, historical periods, and social transformation. It describes the sweeping social and economic changes brought about by the transition to large-scale industrial production, and appears regularly in history and economics textbooks.
Examples
" Mahalaga ang industriyalismo sa ekonomiya. "
Natural Translation
Industrialism is important to the economy.
Literal Translation
Important the industrialism to economy.
" Pinag-aralan nila ang epekto ng industriyalismo sa lipunan. "
Natural Translation
They studied the effects of industrialism on society.
Literal Translation
Studied by-them the effects of-the industrialism on society.
" Bagaman nagdulot ng kaunlaran ang industriyalismo, marami ring problemang pangkalikasan ang kasunod nito. "
Natural Translation
Although industrialism brought progress, many environmental problems also followed in its wake.
Literal Translation
Although caused of progress the industrialism, many also environmental-problem the following of-this.
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