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1export

verb ex·port \ek-ˈsprt, ˈek-ˌ\

: to send a product to be sold in another country

Full Definition of EXPORT

transitive verb
1
:  to carry away :  remove
2
:  to carry or send (as a commodity) to some other place (as another country)
intransitive verb
:  to export something abroad
ex·port·abil·i·ty \(ˌ)ek-ˌspr-tə-ˈbi-lə-tē\ noun
ex·port·able \ek-ˈspr-tə-bəl, ˈek-ˌ\ adjective
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Origin of EXPORT

Middle English, from Latin exportare, from ex- + portare to carry — more at fare
First Known Use: 15th century

2export

noun ex·port \ˈek-ˌsprt\

: something that is exported : a product that is sent to another country to be sold there

: the act of exporting something

Full Definition of EXPORT

1
:  something exported; specifically :  a commodity conveyed from one country or region to another for purposes of trade
2
:  the act of exporting :  exportation <the export of wheat>

First Known Use of EXPORT

1671

Other Business Terms

amortize, caveat emptor, clearinghouse, divest, due diligence, emolument, green-collar, marque, overhead, perquisite

3export

adjective ex·port \ˈek-ˌ\

Definition of EXPORT

:  of or relating to exportation or exports <export duties>

First Known Use of EXPORT

1795
EXPORT Defined for Kids

1export

verb ex·port \ek-ˈsprt\
ex·port·edex·port·ing

Definition of EXPORT for Kids

:  to send a product to another country to sell it

2export

noun ex·port \ˈek-ˌsprt\

Definition of EXPORT for Kids

1
:  something that is sent to another country to be sold <Oil is Saudi Arabia's most important export.>
2
:  the act of sending a product to another country to be sold

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