exporter
/eks'pɔ:tə/
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Definition
- Noun:
- A businessperson or company that transports goods abroad for sale: An exporter is an individual or commercial entity that sells and sends products to other countries.
- A country or region that sends goods to foreign markets: The term can also refer to a nation that sells its products internationally.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- The company is a major exporter of agricultural products to Europe.
- As an exporter, her job involves managing international shipping logistics.
- Brazil became the world's largest exporter of coffee.
Advanced Usage
- "Net exporter": A country that exports more of a particular commodity or in total value than it imports.
- The nation is a net exporter of natural gas.
Variants and Related Words
Export (verb/noun): The act of sending goods to another country for sale, or the goods themselves.
- The company plans to export its software. (verb)
- Oil is the country's main export. (noun)
Exportation (noun): The process of exporting goods.
- The exportation of cultural artifacts is strictly regulated.
Synonyms
- Merchant: A person or company involved in wholesale trade.
- Shipper: A person or company that sends goods by sea, land, or air.
Related Phrases
Export license: An official document authorizing the export of certain goods.
- The manufacturer obtained an export license for the machinery.
Export market: The foreign countries to which goods are sold.
- The firm is looking to expand into new export markets.
Noun
- a businessperson who transports goods abroad (for sale)