export

B1 · Intermediate General-service

v. to sell and send goods to another country.

v. to send goods or services to another country for sale. Transitive; typically takes a direct object representing the commodity.

日本語:輸出する※

Español:exportar

“The factory exports most of its electronics to Europe and North America.”

“By modernising its infrastructure, the nation hopes to export significantly higher volumes of natural gas to its neighbours over the next decade.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Academic

v. to spread an idea, culture, or system to other parts of the world.

v. to cause an idea, cultural practice, or social system to be adopted in another country or region.

日本語:輸出する※

“The country has exported its popular music and films all over the globe.”

“Sociologists argue whether the revolution successfully exported its democratic ideals to the surrounding territories or remained a local phenomenon.”

B1 · Intermediate Computing Technical

v. to save data in a format that another computer program can use.

v. to transfer data from one application to another, often involving a change in file format.

“You can export your contact list as a spreadsheet file.”

“The software allows users to export their architectural designs directly into a format compatible with 3D printing hardware.”