offshoring
ˈɒfˌʃɔːrɪŋ
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Definition of offshoring - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

business practiceTECH.relocating business operations to another country for cost savingsTECH.
  • Offshoring has become common in the manufacturing industry.
outsourcing relocation

Adjective

businessTECH.related to relocating business processes abroadTECH.
  • The offshoring strategy saved the company millions.
outsourcing relocating
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Origin of offshoring

English, off (away) + shore (land by the sea)

Examples of offshoring in a sentence

  • Offshoring can lead to job losses locally.
  • Offshoring jobs has become a trend.
  • The offshoring decision faced much criticism.

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  1. French:délocalisation, ...
  2. German:Offshoring, offshore, ...
  3. Italian:delocalizzazione, ...
  4. Spanish:deslocalización, offshore, ...
  5. Portuguese:deslocalização, offshore, ...
  6. Chinese:离岸外包, 离岸的, ...
  7. Japanese:オフショアリング, オフショアリングの, ...
  8. Arabic:النَقْل إِلى الخَارِج, خارِجِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:אוֹפְשׁוֹרִינְג, שֶׁקָּשׁוּר בְּהַעֲבָרַת פְּעִילוּת לַחוּ"ל, ...
  10. Russian:аутсорсинг, оффшорный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:аутсорсинг, офшорний, ...
  12. Hindi:ऑफशोरिंग, विदेशीकरण, ...
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