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Definition of exported - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
datatransferred to another place
- The exported data was analyzed by the team.
2.
goodssent to another country for sale
- The exported goods arrived at the port yesterday.
Origin of exported
Latin, ex (out) + portare (carry)
Terms with exported included in their meaning
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border fees
taxes on imported or exported goods
cannot export
not able to be exported legally or practically
business
licensed agent who arranges customs clearance for imported or exported goods
trade
tax charged on goods when they are imported or exported
documentation
official list showing tax rates on different imported or exported goods
finance
amount by which taxes on imported or exported goods are lowered
taxation
government department collecting taxes on imported and exported goods
finance
refund of customs duty on exported goods
trade
trading post where merchandise can be imported and exported
trade
document presented at customs for imported or exported goods
trade
refund of duties on re-exported imported goods
taxation
repayment of taxes or duties previously charged on exported goods
trade
item that can be exported to another country
acr: Harmonized Tariff Schedule
list of codes for imported and exported goods
resale items
goods that are exported after being imported
trade action
act of importing goods previously exported
manufacturing
import goods made from exported raw materials
Examples of exported in a sentence
The exported report was incomplete. The exported cars were inspected thoroughly. Exported electronics need special handling.
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- French:exporté, expédié, ...
- German:exportiert, ...
- Italian:esportato, esportato all'estero, ...
- Spanish:exportado, enviado, ...
- Portuguese:exportado, comercializado, ...
- Chinese:转移的, 出口的, ...
- Japanese:エクスポートされた, 輸出された, ...
- Arabic:مُصَدَّر, مُصَدَّر, ...
- Hebrew:מְיוּצָא, מְיֻצָּא, ...
- Russian:экспортированный, ...
- Ukrainian:експортований, вивезений, ...
- Hindi:स्थानांतरित, निर्यातित, ...
Definition of export - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
tradegoods or services sold to another country
- The country's main export is coffee.
2.
actthe act of sending goods to another country
- Export of electronics has increased this year.
Verb
1.
tradetr./intr. sell goods to a foreign countrytr./intr.
- The company exports cars to Europe.
2.
culturetr./intr. spread ideas or practices abroadtr./intr.
- The country exports its culture through films.
3.
technologytr. TECH. transfer data from software into another file formattr. TECH.
- You can export the chart as a PDF.
Expressions with export
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intangible product sold abroad
Financial services are a significant invisible export for the UK.
person in charge of selling and shipping products to other countries
The export manager negotiated new deals across three continents.
activity, role or department responsible for selling goods or services abroad
She works in export sales, focusing on clients in South America.
with the purpose of being sent to another country
The company produces these items for export.
government rule that stops sending certain goods or services to other countries
The government imposed an export ban on rare hardwoods to protect forests.
company that sells products from one country to buyers in others
She runs an export business that ships clothing to Europe.
international business of selling home-country goods or services to other countries
The government introduced incentives to boost the export trade in agricultural products.
government rule limiting how much of a product may be sold abroad
The export quota on rice has reduced shipments to neighboring countries.
money received from selling goods or services to buyers in other countries
Tourism brought in significant export earnings for the small island nation.
campaign to increase export sales
The government launched an export drive to boost the economy.
must sell products abroad to keep surviving
Many small countries believe they must export or die.
official authorization document allowing goods to be sent out of a country
The company secured an export permit before shipping the medical equipment overseas.
relating to both importing and exporting goods or services
He works for an import-export company.
business that sells goods or services from one country to other countries
The export company ships fresh fruit to markets across Asia.
crop grown mainly to be sold to buyers in other countries
Coffee is an important export crop for many tropical countries.
official permission allowing goods or services to be sent to another country
The company applied for an export licence before shipping the machinery abroad.
official rule limiting sending certain goods or technology to other countries
The export restriction prevented the company from selling equipment overseas.
business deal where goods or services are sold to another country
The company finalized an export transaction with a major retailer in Canada.
system of rules that limits sending certain goods or data abroad
The company must follow export control when shipping sensitive equipment overseas.
tax imposed on goods sent to another country
The export duty on textiles has increased this year.
foreign buyers or countries that purchase goods from a producer
The company is seeking a new export market in Southeast Asia.
maximum potential for selling products or services to customers in other countries
Government policy reforms increased the country’s export capacity significantly.
financial services that help companies sell goods or services to other countries
The bank specializes in export finance for small manufacturing firms.
money support helping businesses sell products or services in other countries
The company arranged export financing to expand into Asian markets.
Origin of export
Latin, ex (out) + portare (carry)
Examples of export in a sentence
The export of machinery has increased this year. The export of textiles is booming this year. Government policies favor the export of agricultural products. They plan to export textiles to Asian markets. Farmers export fresh produce to neighboring countries. They aim to export their culinary traditions.
The festival helps export local music worldwide. Export the contacts before switching phones. She exported the survey results to a spreadsheet.
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- French:exportation, exporter, ...
- German:Export, exportieren, ...
- Italian:esportazione, esportare, ...
- Spanish:exportación, exportar, ...
- Portuguese:exportação, exportar, ...
- Chinese:出口, 销往国外, ...
- Japanese:輸出品, 輸出する, ...
- Arabic:صَادِر, صَدَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:יִצּוּא, לְיַצֵּא, ...
- Russian:экспорт, экспортировать, ...
- Ukrainian:експорт, експортувати, ...
- Hindi:निर्यात, निर्यात करना, ...
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