How Do You Spell EXPORT?

Pronunciation: [ˈɛkspɔːt] (IPA)

The word "export" is pronounced /ɪkˈspɔːt/ in IPA phonetic transcription, and is spelled with a silent "x". The "ex-" at the beginning of the word is pronounced as /ɪk/, representing the Greek letter "chi" (χ), which has the sound value of /k/. The letter "p" is immediately followed by the vowel sound /ɔː/, and the final consonant cluster "-rt" is pronounced together as /rt/. The word "export" refers to goods or services that are sold to another country for commercial purposes.

EXPORT Meaning and Definition

1. Export is a term commonly used in the field of international trade to describe the process of sending goods, products, or services from one country to another for the purpose of selling or trading them in foreign markets. It refers to the act of shipping or transferring goods across international borders to be consumed or used by customers or businesses in another nation.

   In business terms, export primarily involves selling goods or commodities produced in one country to customers or buyers in another country. This could include physical goods such as manufactured goods, raw materials, machinery, agricultural products, or even services like consultancy, tourism, or transportation.

   Exports play a vital role in a country's economy, as they often result in generating foreign exchange, stimulating economic growth, and creating employment opportunities. Countries with strong export sectors tend to have a favorable balance of trade, indicating that their exports exceed their imports, and are thus able to earn revenue from other nations.

   The export process generally involves various activities such as production or sourcing of goods, packaging, transportation, documentation, compliance with legal regulations, customs clearance, and marketing activities targeted towards potential foreign buyers.

   Governments often implement export policies, incentives, and support programs to encourage their businesses to expand overseas and promote economic growth. Such policies can include tax benefits, reduced trade barriers or tariffs, export promotion schemes, and trade agreements or partnerships with other countries to facilitate smooth export transactions.

2. • To carry produce or goods out of a country, either by land or by water.

   • An article or commodity carried out of one country to another in the regular course of traffic.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Top Common Misspellings for EXPORT *

• exprot 16.6666666%
• eport 16.6666666%

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Other Common Misspellings for EXPORT

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Etymology of EXPORT

The word "export" comes from the Latin word "exportare", which is a combination of the prefix "ex-" meaning "out" and the verb "portare" meaning "to carry". In Latin, "exportare" specifically meant "to carry out of a country". Over time, the term was adopted into various European languages with similar meanings, and it developed into the modern word "export", referring to the act of sending goods or services from one country to another for trade or sale.

Idioms with the word EXPORT

• export sth to sm or sth The idiom "export something to someone or something" refers to the act of sending or selling goods or services from one country to another, or from one place to another. It implies the transfer of products, concepts, or ideas to a different location or recipient. It can be both literal, involving tangible goods, or figurative, involving sharing knowledge, skills, or concepts.
• export The idiom "export" typically refers to the act of sending goods or products to be sold or traded in another country or market. It involves the international trade of goods for the purpose of expanding economic growth and opportunities for businesses.
• export something to someone or something The idiom "export something to someone or something" means to send goods, products, or services from one country or entity to another country or entity for sale or consumption. It involves the act of shipping or transmitting items or information to a specific recipient or destination.

Similar spelling words for EXPORT

• exporter,
• export-led,
• experto,
• exports,
• export-oriented,
• in-expert,
• expert-level,
• expertly,
• import-export,
• export-import,
• expert,
• EXPORD,
• axebird,
• EXOPORD,
• Export-trade,
• non-expert,
• UICSUPPORT,
• import/export,
• Expiratio,
• export-orientated,
• exert,
• yuksporite,
• Exuperate,
• exparte,
• export-,
• Waxbird,
• un-expert,
• export-control,
• expired,
• EXBRT,
• Exuberate,
• Re-export,
• exporting,
• time-expired,
• efficiency-expert,
• export-ready,
• expertise,
• exploit,
• pre-export,
• Exported,
• export-driven,
• export-related,
• Oxbird,
• exporta.

Plural form of EXPORT is EXPORTS

Conjugate verb Export

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have exported

you would have exported

he/she/it would have exported

we would have exported

they would have exported

I would have export

you would have export

he/she/it would have export

we would have export

they would have export

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been exporting

you would have been exporting

he/she/it would have been exporting

we would have been exporting

they would have been exporting

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would export

you would export

he/she/it would export

we would export

they would export

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be exporting

you would be exporting

he/she/it would be exporting

we would be exporting

they would be exporting

FUTURE

I will export

you will export

he/she/it will export

we will export

they will export

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be exporting

you will be exporting

he/she/it will be exporting

we will be exporting

they will be exporting

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have exported

you will have exported

he/she/it will have exported

we will have exported

they will have exported

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been exporting

you will have been exporting

he/she/it will have been exporting

we will have been exporting

they will have been exporting

IMPERATIVE

you export

we let´s export

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to export

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was exporting

you were exporting

he/she/it was exporting

we were exporting

they were exporting

PAST PARTICIPLE

exported

PAST PERFECT

I had exported

you had exported

he/she/it had exported

we had exported

they had exported

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been exporting

you had been exporting

he/she/it had been exporting

we had been exporting

they had been exporting

PRESENT

I export

you export

he/she/it exports

we export

they export

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am exporting

you are exporting

he/she/it is exporting

we are exporting

they are exporting

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

exporting

PRESENT PERFECT

I have exported

you have exported

he/she/it has exported

we have exported

they have exported

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been exporting

you have been exporting

he/she/it has been exporting

we have been exporting

they have been exporting

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it export

SIMPLE PAST

I exported

you exported

he/she/it exported

we exported

they exported