Export,

Definition of Export:

1. A commodity, article, or service sold abroad.

2. Send (goods or services) to another country for sale.

3. To send goods or services across national borders for the purpose of selling and realizing foreign exchange. See also exports. To be contrasted with imports.

Synonyms of Export

Sell abroad, Sell overseas, Market abroad, Market overseas, Send abroad, Send overseas, Trade internationally, Transport, Air-express, Airfreight, Airmail, Assign, Carry over, Communicate, Communication, Conduction, Consign, Contagion, Convection, Deliver, Delivery, Deport, Deportation, Diapedesis, Diffuse, Diffusion, Dispatch, Disseminate, Dissemination, Drop a letter, Embark, Expedite, Expel, Exportation, Exporting, Express, Expulsion, Extradite, Extradition, Forward, Freight, Hand forward, Hand on, Hand over, Impart, Import, Importation, Interchange, Mail, Make over, Metastasis, Metastasize, Metathesis, Metathesize, Metempsychosis, Migration, Mutual transfer, Osmosis, Pass, Pass on, Pass over, Pass the buck, Passage, Passing over, Perfuse, Perfusion, Post, Relay, Remit, Send, Send abroad, Send away, Send forth, Send off, Ship, Spread, Spreading, Switch, Transduction, Transfer, Transfer of property, Transfer property, Transference, Transfuse, Transfusion, Transit, Transition, Translate, Translation, Translocate, Translocation, Transmigration, Transmigration of souls, Transmission, Transmit, Transmittal, Transmittance, Transplace, Transplacement, Transplant, Transplantation, Transposal, Transpose, Transposition, Travel, Turn over

How to use Export in a sentence?

1. Wool and mohair were the principal exports.
2. Countries are often limited in how much revenue they can generate based on what products and services they are able to successfully export .
3. We exported $16 million worth of mussels to Japan.
4. Since its infancy in the 1920s Hollywoods greatest export has been films that help the international community better understand Americans.
5. If you can get a better offer from someone overseas it may be worthwhile to export your product if shipping costs arent to high.

Export,

What is Export?

• Definition of Export: Exports are goods and services that are made in one country and sold to buyers in other countries. Both exports and imports shape international trade.

  • Exports refer to products or services manufactured in a country but sold abroad to buyers.
  • Exports are the oldest form of economic transition and are widely used between countries.
  • Exports can increase sales and profits by entering new markets and provide an opportunity to conquer most of the world's markets.
  • Companies that export a lot have the highest financial risk.

• Sell ​​your products or services abroad.

Meanings of Export

1. Ship (goods or services) for sale to another country.

2. Goods, goods or services that are sold abroad.

Sentences of Export

1. We export $ 16 million worth of prints to Japan

2. Wool and mohair are the main export products

Export,

How Do You Define Export?

1. Exports are goods and services that are sold in one country and sold to buyers in another. Both exports and imports are part of international trade.

   • Export refers to uct or ucé services in a country but are sold to buyers abroad.
   • Exports are one of the oldest forms of economic transition and take place on a large scale between countries.
   • Exports can increase sales and profits by entering new markets and provide an opportunity to conquer most of the world's markets.
   • Companies that export a lot have a higher financial risk.

Meanings of Export

1. Delivery (goods or services) for sale in another country.

2. Products or services sold abroad.

Synonyms of Export

send overseas/abroad, sell overseas/abroad, market overseas/abroad

Export,

How Do You Define Export?

Exports are goods and services sold in one country and sold to buyers in another. Both exports and imports make up international trade.

• Export refers to uct or ucé services in a country but are sold to buyers abroad.
• Exports are one of the earliest forms of economic transition and are widely used between countries.
• Exports can increase sales and profits by entering new markets and provide opportunities to capture large segments of global markets.
• Companies that export a lot have a higher financial risk.

Sentences of Export

1. Almost all bananas grown are exported to the UK.