An export is something that is sold outside its country of origin. Example sentence:
Coal is a major export of Australia.
The noun export is a word for a product or service sold abroad. Example sentences: 'These exports are very expensive for consumers in other countries.' 'The revenue from our export helps keep the cost for domestic sales competitive.'
Lumber is an export of Canada. Here is a noun.Wisconsin will export more milk this year. Here it is a verb.
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In general export shipments are what parcels you send outside your own country. Or If you are reading an email from your supplier abroad and they refer to export shipment it will likely mean the parcel that is coming to you.
use the word import export and mercantilism in a paragerph
im presuming your question is "what does export mean" ....there are 2 forms of the word "export" a noun and a verb noun: goods sold to another country verb: to sell goods to another country
The word 'export' is both a noun (export, exports) and a verb (export, exports, exporting, exported).The noun forms of the verb to export are exporter, exportation, and the gerund, exporting.
Export is a noun (an export) and a verb (to export).
The noun export is a word for a product or service sold abroad. Example sentences: 'These exports are very expensive for consumers in other countries.' 'The revenue from our export helps keep the cost for domestic sales competitive.'
A noun functions in a sentence as the subjectof a sentence or a clause, and as the object of a verb or a preposition.Example sentences for the noun 'export':The export of our TV show makes our stars popular around the world. (subject of the sentence)This model is the export that is designed for Europe. (direct object of the linking verb 'is' and a predicate nominative)The products made for export are marked with this code. (object of the preposition 'for')
import does not mean export
Lumber is an export of Canada. Here is a noun.Wisconsin will export more milk this year. Here it is a verb.
The plural form of the noun 'export' is exports, e.g. "Wheat is one export of Australia, while wool and beef are two other exports."
No, the word exported is not a noun. The word exported is the past participle, past tense of the verb to export (exports, exporting, exported). The past participle of the verb is also an adjective, for example exported goods.The noun form for the verb to export is exporter, and the gerund, exporting; both are common nouns.The word export (exports) is a noun as well as a verb; the noun export is a common noun, a word for a commodity, article, or service sold abroad.A proper noun is the name of a specific person, place, thing, or a title; for example;Export, PA 15632Exporting Street, Aurora, INNeptune Exports Ltd., Mumbai, IndiaExporter Transport Corporation, Norfolk, VAExport.gov, website of the US Dept. of Commerce
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Export management refers to managing various tasks related to export business. Normally export management duties are performed by an export management company of every country.