extractive

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Traduzioni

extractiveadjective
more extractive
Comp.
most extractive
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extractifRelatif à l’extraction des ressources naturelles ; par extension, qui est fondé sur l’appropriation des richesses sans retour suffisant.
The extractive industries have a significant impact on the environment.
Les industries extractives ont un impact important sur l’environnement.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
extractibleSe dit d’une substance ou d’un principe pouvant être extrait.
extractivenoun
extractives
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industrie extractiveDans le sens économique ou industriel, notamment pour l’exploitation minière et le forage.
The extractive industry plays a significant role in the country's economy, particularly in the mining sector.
L’industrie extractive joue un rôle important dans l’économie du pays, en particulier dans le secteur minier.
extraitSubstance obtenue par extraction, notamment à partir de matières végétales.
Certain wood extractives can affect the quality of paper pulp.
Certains extraits du bois peuvent affecter la qualité de la pâte à papier.

Definizioni

extractiveadjective
Relating to or involving the extraction of natural resources.
The extractive industries have a significant impact on the environment.
Capable of being extracted or drawn out.
The extractive properties of the plant make it useful in herbal medicine.
Tending to remove wealth or resources from a place or people without adequate return; exploitative.
Many scholars describe colonial regimes as highly extractive economic systems.
extractivenoun
A substance that is extracted, especially a concentrated form obtained from a plant or other material.
Certain wood extractives can affect the quality of paper pulp.
A process or industry involved in the extraction of natural resources, such as mining or drilling.
The extractive industry plays a significant role in the country's economy, particularly in the mining sector.