See Also: export 2, verb(dictionary)
Export(money)
re-export(1)(dictionary)
export(1)(dictionary)
export(2)(dictionary)
re-export(2)(dictionary)
Export(finance)
export(medicine)
Export Broker(money)
Export License(finance)

export 2, verb (oh)



[Date: 1400-1500; Language: Latin; Origin: exportare, from portare 'to carry']
[I and T] to sell goods to another country
-opposite import import export sth (from sb) to sb
::The company exports tuna to the US.
[T] to introduce an activity, idea etc to another place or country
::Italian food has been exported all over the world.
[T] technical to move computer information from one computer to another, from one computer document to another, or from one piece of software to another
-opposite import import
-- exportation /7ekspC:5teIFEn ?@ -C:r-/ n [U]