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import
/ˈɪmpɔːrt/
verb
İthal etmek
To bring goods or services into a country from abroad for sale.
- The company imports coffee beans from Colombia.
- We need to import more raw materials to meet demand.
- Many countries import oil from the Middle East.
- Trade agreements allow member nations to import specialized goods at reduced tariffs, fostering economic interdependence and market efficiency.
- Developing countries often import advanced medical equipment because domestic manufacturing capacity remains insufficient for healthcare needs.
- Environmental regulations now require companies to import only sustainably sourced timber to protect endangered forest ecosystems.
verbcomputing
İçe aktarmak
To transfer data from one computer system or format to another.
- Click here to import your contacts from Gmail.
- You can import the file as a CSV or Excel document.
- The software allows you to import photos directly from your camera.
noun
İthalat
A good or service brought into a country from abroad.
- Imports from China have increased significantly this year.
- The government imposed tariffs on certain imports.
- Wine is one of France's major exports, not imports.
nounformal
Önem
Importance or significance.
- This is a matter of great import to our community.
- Few understood the full import of his words.