EXPORT - Translation from English into Polish

I. export [ɪkˈspɔ:t, Am -ˈspɔ:rt] VB trans a. fig

export

eksportować [perf wy-]

II. export [ˈekspɔ:t, Am -spɔ:rt] N

1. export (product):

export

produkt m [lub towar m ] eksportowy

2. export no pl (selling abroad):

export

eksport m

for export

na eksport

export of capital

eksport kapitału

export of technology

eksport technologii

capital export N no pl ECON

capital export

wywóz m kapitału

export business N

1. export business (company):

export business

przedsiębiorstwo nt eksportowe

export business

firma f eksportowa

2. export business no pl (branch):

to be in the export business

zajmować się eksportem

export deficit N

export deficit

deficyt m w eksporcie

export demand N

export demand

popyt m eksportowy

export-driven ADJ

export-driven

napędzany eksportem

export goods N no pl

export goods

towary mpl eksportowe

export-oriented ADJ

export-oriented

nastawiony na eksport

export regulations pl

export regulations

przepisy mpl eksportowe

export sector N

export sector

sektor m eksportowy

export trade N no pl

export trade

handel m zagraniczny

Present

I	export
you	export
he/she/it	exports
we	export
you	export
they	export

Past

I	exported
you	exported
he/she/it	exported
we	exported
you	exported
they	exported

Present Perfect

I	have	exported
you	have	exported
he/she/it	has	exported
we	have	exported
you	have	exported
they	have	exported

Past Perfect

I	had	exported
you	had	exported
he/she/it	had	exported
we	had	exported
you	had	exported
they	had	exported

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

If a country went over that, it would be charged interest, obliging a country to reduce its currency value and prevent capital exports.

en.wikipedia.org

Tourism, originally an offshoot of banana shipping, and bauxite-alumina imports were also export-driven.

jamaica-gleaner.com

The economy was heavily export-driven, and thus suffered during the global economic crisis.

www.businessinsider.com.au

These increments are designed to stimulate domestic consumption and reduce the previous emphasis on an export-driven economy.

www.stuff.co.nz

But it requires far more companies that are export-driven and structured for growth from the earliest stages of development.

www.theglobeandmail.com