export in Latin
export in Latin is exportō — export means to sell or send goods to another country.
export in Latin
exportō
(transitive) To sell (goods) to a foreign country.
What does "export" mean?
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verb To sell or send goods to another country.
"The country exports most of its coffee to Europe."
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verb To save data from one program or system so it can be used in another.
"You can export the spreadsheet as a PDF."
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noun A product sent abroad to be sold, or the act of sending it.
"Oil is the country's biggest export."
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export in a sentence
- The country exports most of its coffee to Europe.
- They plan to export the new model to overseas markets next year.
- You can export the spreadsheet as a PDF.
- Oil is the country's biggest export.
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What is "export" in Latin?
"export" in Latin is exportō. export means: To sell or send goods to another country.
How do you use "export" in a sentence?
Example: "The country exports most of its coffee to Europe." In Latin, "export" is exportō.
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