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1 export
1. transitive verbexportieren; ausführen2. nounoil-exporting countries — [erd]ölexportierende Länder
1) (process, amount exported) Export, der; Ausfuhr, die; (exported articles) Exportgut, das; Ausfuhrgut, dasexports of sugar — Zuckerexporte od. -ausfuhren
2) attrib. Export[leiter, -handel, -markt, -kaufmann]* * *1. [ek'spo:t] verb(to send (goods) to another country for sale: Jamaica exports bananas to Britain.) exportieren, ausführen2. ['ekspo:t] noun1) (the act or business of exporting: the export of rubber.) der Export2) (something which is exported: Paper is an important Swedish export.) der Exportartikel•- academic.ru/25822/exportation">exportation- exporter* * *ex·portI. vt[ɪkˈspɔ:t, ekˈ-, AM -ˈspɔ:rt]▪ to \export sth1. (sell abroad) etw exportieren [o ausführen]some cultural values have been \exported all over the world ( fig) einige kulturelle Werte haben weltweite Verbreitung gefunden2. COMPUT etw exportierenII. vi[ɪkˈspɔ:t, AM -ˈspɔ:rt]exportieren, ausführenIII. n[ˈekspɔ:t, ekˈ-, AM -spɔ:rt]\export of technology Technologieexport mfor \export für den ExportIV. n[ˈekspɔ:t, AM -spɔ:rt]modifier Export-* * *[ɪk'spɔːt]1. vtexportieren (ALSO COMPUT), ausführen2. viexportieren, ausführenexport or die — wer nicht exportiert, geht unter
3. viexportieren, ausführen4. n['ekspɔːt] Export m, Ausfuhr fban on exports — Exportverbot nt, Ausfuhrverbot nt ['ekspɔːt]
5. adj attrExport-, Ausfuhr-export ban — Exportverbot nt, Ausfuhrverbot nt
* * *A v/ta) auch v/i exportieren, ausführen:exporting country Ausfuhrland n;exporting firm Exportfirma f;B s [ˈek-]1. Export m, Ausfuhr(handel) f(m)2. Export-, Ausfuhrartikel m3. pla) (Gesamt-)Export m, (-)Ausfuhr fb) Exportgüter pl, Ausfuhrware fC adj [ˈek-] Ausfuhr…, Export…:exp. abk2. experiment3. experimental4. expired5. export6. exportation7. exported8. exporter9. express* * *1. transitive verbexportieren; ausführenexporting country — Ausfuhrland, das
2. nounoil-exporting countries — [erd]ölexportierende Länder
1) (process, amount exported) Export, der; Ausfuhr, die; (exported articles) Exportgut, das; Ausfuhrgut, dasexports of sugar — Zuckerexporte od. -ausfuhren
2) attrib. Export[leiter, -handel, -markt, -kaufmann]* * *n.ausführen v.
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