Export ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Export ( verb )

1. To send goods or services to another country for sale.
2. To take or send (something) out of a country.

Origin:

From the latin exportare, meaning to carry out.

Examples:

1. The company exports its products to other countries.
2. The country exports a lot of oil.
3. He exported the rare painting to a private collector.
4. The company exports its software to other countries.
5. The country exports a lot of agricultural products.

(As a noun)

Export ( noun )

1. To send goods or services to another country for sale.
2. To take or send (something) out of a country.

Origin:

From the latin exportare, meaning to carry out.

Examples:

1. The company exports its products to other countries.
2. The country exports a lot of oil.
3. He exported the rare painting to a private collector.
4. The company exports its software to other countries.
5. The country exports a lot of agricultural products.