exporter (To output data and database objects to another database, spreadsheet, or file format so another database, application, or program can use the data or database objects. You can export data to a variety of supported databases, programs, and file formats)

econ.

exportation (EU, UE)

exports v

fin.

exportations

market., fin.

marchandise à exporter

to export [eks'pɔ:t] v

exporter

export To send, take or carry an article of trade or commerce out of the country. To transport merchandise from one country to another in the course of trade [eks'pɔ:t] v

Export [eks'pɔ:t] v

English thesaurus

export [eks'pɔ:t] v

invest., abbr.

exp

export

: 967 phrases in 41 subjects

Accounting	6
Agriculture	26
Banking	5
Commerce	72
Communications	2
Customs	16
Economics	131
Electronics	1
Energy industry	1
Environment	17
Finances	194
Food industry	3
Forestry	1
General	113
Health care	3
Industry	1
Information technology	4
Insurance	43
International Monetary Fund	37
International trade	42
Law	28
Marketing	71
Medical	4
Metallurgy	3
Microsoft	8
Name of organization	14
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	2
Oil / petroleum	1
Packaging	3
Patents	4
Politics	19
Religion	1
Security systems	1
Social science	1
Statistics	40
Taxes	17
Technology	1
Textile industry	11
Transport	7
United Nations	12
Welfare & Social Security	1


processing
gen.	mise en œuvre; préparation
chem.	preparation; manipulation; manutention
industr. construct.	mise en oeuvre
met.	recette au niveau du sol
pest.contr.	conditionnement
telecom.	traitement des taxes
textile	confectionnement


charge
coal.	charge à cokéfier; mélange de cokéfaction
coal. met.	mélange à enfourner
energ.ind. el.	charge de combustible
industr. construct. met.	charge du mélangeur
law	chef d'accusation; exposé au jury; exposé du juge au jury
met.	charge du four
UN weap.	une charge


Export
polit.	Exportation
export
gen.	être exportateur de
commer.	exportation d'un bien
econ.	exportation; exportation
environ.	exportation
IT	exporter
exports
fin.	exportations