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1 import
1 noun(b) (activity) importation f;∎ import and export l'importation et l'exportation fimport agent commissionnaire m f importateur(trice); import ban interdiction f d'importer ou d'importation;∎ to impose an import ban on sth interdire qch d'importation;import controls contrôles m pl à l'importation;import credit crédits m pl à l'importation;import declaration déclaration f d'importation;import duty droit m de douane à l'importation;import firm maison f d'importation;import gold-point point m d'entrée de l'or;import goods marchandises f pl à l'import;import levy prélèvement m à l'importation;import licence licence f d'importation;import list liste f des importations; (of prices) tarif m d'entrée;import permit permis m d'importer ou d'importation;import potential capacité f d'importation;import price prix m à l'importation;import prohibition prohibition f à l'importation;import quotas contingents m pl d'importation;import restrictions restrictions f pl à l'importation;import surcharge surtaxe f à l'importation;import surplus surplus m d'importation;import tax taxe f à l'importation;import trade commerce m d'importation;import wholesaler grossiste m importateur -
2 import
A n1 Comm, Econ ( item of merchandise) importation f, produit m importé ; ( act of importing) importation f (of, from de) ; foreign imports importations fpl étrangères ;2 ( cultural borrowing) apport m (from à) ;4 ( importance) importance f ; of no (great) import de peu d'importance ; of political import qui a une importance politique.B modif [ban, cost, price, quota, surcharge, surplus] d'importation ; [bill, increase, rise] des importations.C vtr2 Comput importer [data, file].
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surplus — ▪ I. surplus sur‧plus 1 [ˈsɜːpləs ǁ ˈsɜːr ] noun 1. [countable, uncountable] ECONOMICS an amount of something that is more than what is wanted, needed, or used: • Sugar prices fell after revised estimates of the surplus for the current crop year … Financial and business terms
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