Definition of cottage industry in English:

cottage industry

noun

A business or manufacturing activity carried on in people's homes.
weaving was an important cottage industry
mass noun conditions in cottage industry were hardly rosy
Example sentencesExamples
- You know, if you think about the situation they were in a generation ago, football was really a cottage industry.
- This would be a great cottage industry for some of our under-developed neighbouring countries.
- She makes it clear that she never saw her frozen baby-food company as a cottage industry.
- Second, human-rights watchdogs and lawyers are a veritable cottage industry these days.
- In spite of this, a cottage industry has developed in recent years around educational programming for very young children.
- It's clear that this is no longer a cottage industry.
- We need to stop acting like a cottage industry and respect that clients entrust us with significant amounts of money to get them results.
- He's learned to combine the high-tech with the unapologetically low-tech in his cottage industry.
- Medicine, which was largely a cottage industry until the Second World War, has been transformed by several factors.
- The amount of fees that many colleges are demanding will be enough to set up a cottage industry or tiny business enterprise.
- Masks and wood sculptures have developed into an important cottage industry for the men of one community.
- The private investment market is like a cottage industry, with a large number of small players.
- The considerable increase in business has created a cottage industry in the professions.
- Before the Industrial Revolution England's economy was based on its cottage industry.
- Debunking him has become a cottage industry.
- Born of people's misfortunes, credit counseling was a sleepy cottage industry for a long time.
- A cottage industry has grown up among professional military historians and history buffs sponsoring these tours.
- As a result, whale-watching has become an island cottage industry.
- As managing director, he has guided the company from a small cottage industry to a multimillion-euro success.
- Despite stiff competition, there is a big demand for cheap varieties of detergent powder, which can be manufactured as a cottage industry.

Definition of cottage industry in US English:

cottage industry

nounˈˌkädij ˈindəstrēˈˌkɑdɪdʒ ˈɪndəstri

A business or manufacturing activity carried on in a person's home.
weaving was an important cottage industry
mass noun conditions in cottage industry were hardly rosy
Example sentencesExamples
- As a result, whale-watching has become an island cottage industry.
- Before the Industrial Revolution England's economy was based on its cottage industry.
- Despite stiff competition, there is a big demand for cheap varieties of detergent powder, which can be manufactured as a cottage industry.
- This would be a great cottage industry for some of our under-developed neighbouring countries.
- You know, if you think about the situation they were in a generation ago, football was really a cottage industry.
- The private investment market is like a cottage industry, with a large number of small players.
- In spite of this, a cottage industry has developed in recent years around educational programming for very young children.
- She makes it clear that she never saw her frozen baby-food company as a cottage industry.
- He's learned to combine the high-tech with the unapologetically low-tech in his cottage industry.
- It's clear that this is no longer a cottage industry.
- The amount of fees that many colleges are demanding will be enough to set up a cottage industry or tiny business enterprise.
- Debunking him has become a cottage industry.
- Medicine, which was largely a cottage industry until the Second World War, has been transformed by several factors.
- The considerable increase in business has created a cottage industry in the professions.
- As managing director, he has guided the company from a small cottage industry to a multimillion-euro success.
- We need to stop acting like a cottage industry and respect that clients entrust us with significant amounts of money to get them results.
- Second, human-rights watchdogs and lawyers are a veritable cottage industry these days.
- Born of people's misfortunes, credit counseling was a sleepy cottage industry for a long time.
- Masks and wood sculptures have developed into an important cottage industry for the men of one community.
- A cottage industry has grown up among professional military historians and history buffs sponsoring these tours.

单词	cottage industry
释义	Definition of cottage industry in English: cottage industry noun A business or manufacturing activity carried on in people's homes. weaving was an important cottage industry mass noun conditions in cottage industry were hardly rosy Example sentencesExamples You know, if you think about the situation they were in a generation ago, football was really a cottage industry. This would be a great cottage industry for some of our under-developed neighbouring countries. She makes it clear that she never saw her frozen baby-food company as a cottage industry. Second, human-rights watchdogs and lawyers are a veritable cottage industry these days. In spite of this, a cottage industry has developed in recent years around educational programming for very young children. It's clear that this is no longer a cottage industry. We need to stop acting like a cottage industry and respect that clients entrust us with significant amounts of money to get them results. He's learned to combine the high-tech with the unapologetically low-tech in his cottage industry. Medicine, which was largely a cottage industry until the Second World War, has been transformed by several factors. The amount of fees that many colleges are demanding will be enough to set up a cottage industry or tiny business enterprise. Masks and wood sculptures have developed into an important cottage industry for the men of one community. The private investment market is like a cottage industry, with a large number of small players. The considerable increase in business has created a cottage industry in the professions. Before the Industrial Revolution England's economy was based on its cottage industry. Debunking him has become a cottage industry. Born of people's misfortunes, credit counseling was a sleepy cottage industry for a long time. A cottage industry has grown up among professional military historians and history buffs sponsoring these tours. As a result, whale-watching has become an island cottage industry. As managing director, he has guided the company from a small cottage industry to a multimillion-euro success. Despite stiff competition, there is a big demand for cheap varieties of detergent powder, which can be manufactured as a cottage industry. Definition of cottage industry in US English: cottage industry nounˈˌkädij ˈindəstrēˈˌkɑdɪdʒ ˈɪndəstri A business or manufacturing activity carried on in a person's home. weaving was an important cottage industry mass noun conditions in cottage industry were hardly rosy Example sentencesExamples As a result, whale-watching has become an island cottage industry. Before the Industrial Revolution England's economy was based on its cottage industry. Despite stiff competition, there is a big demand for cheap varieties of detergent powder, which can be manufactured as a cottage industry. This would be a great cottage industry for some of our under-developed neighbouring countries. You know, if you think about the situation they were in a generation ago, football was really a cottage industry. The private investment market is like a cottage industry, with a large number of small players. In spite of this, a cottage industry has developed in recent years around educational programming for very young children. She makes it clear that she never saw her frozen baby-food company as a cottage industry. He's learned to combine the high-tech with the unapologetically low-tech in his cottage industry. It's clear that this is no longer a cottage industry. The amount of fees that many colleges are demanding will be enough to set up a cottage industry or tiny business enterprise. Debunking him has become a cottage industry. Medicine, which was largely a cottage industry until the Second World War, has been transformed by several factors. The considerable increase in business has created a cottage industry in the professions. As managing director, he has guided the company from a small cottage industry to a multimillion-euro success. We need to stop acting like a cottage industry and respect that clients entrust us with significant amounts of money to get them results. Second, human-rights watchdogs and lawyers are a veritable cottage industry these days. Born of people's misfortunes, credit counseling was a sleepy cottage industry for a long time. Masks and wood sculptures have developed into an important cottage industry for the men of one community. A cottage industry has grown up among professional military historians and history buffs sponsoring these tours.
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