imports in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for imports in the English»French Dictionary

I.import N [Brit ˈɪmpɔːt, Am ˈɪmˌpɔrt]

1. import:

import COMM, ECON (item of merchandise)

importation f

import COMM, ECON (item of merchandise)

produit m importé

import (act of importing)

importation f (of, from de)

foreign imports

importations fpl étrangères

foreign imports attr ban, cost, price, quota, surcharge, surplus

d'importation

foreign imports bill, increase, rise

des importations

2. import (cultural borrowing):

import

apport m (from à)

3. import (meaning):

import form

signification f (in à)

4. import (importance):

import

importance f

of no (great) import

de peu d'importance

of political import

qui a une importance politique

II.import VB trans [Brit ɪmˈpɔːt, ˈɪmpɔːt, Am ɪmˈpɔrt]

1. import (gen):

import COMM, ECON

importer (from de, to en)

2. import COMPUT:

import data, file

importer

III.imported ADJ

imported goods:

imported

importé

import licence Brit, import license Am N

import licence

licence f d'importation

import-export [Brit ˌɪmpɔːtˈɛkspɔːt, Am ˌɪmpɔrtˈɛkspɔrt] N

import-export

import-export m

import-export attr growth, merchant

de l'import-export

import duty N

import duty

taxe f à l'importation

export-import company N

export-import company

société f d'import-export

import-export trade N

import-export trade

import-export m

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undeclared income, payments, imports

non déclaré

cereal harvest, imports

de céréales

Translations for imports in the French»English Dictionary

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d'importation coûts, compagnie, quotas

import attr

importation

import

importations de luxe

luxury imports

import-export

import-export trade

faire de l'import-export , être dans l'import-export personne, société:

to be in the import-export trade

d'import-export société

import-export attr

imports in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for imports in the English»French Dictionary

I.import [ɪmˈpɔ:t, Am -ˈpɔ:rt] VB trans

import

importer

II.import [ɪmˈpɔ:t, Am -ˈpɔ:rt] N

1. import (good):

import

importation f

2. import no pl (significance):

import

importance f

import duty <-ies> N

import duty

taxe f à l'importation

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a prohibition on meat imports

une interdiction des importations de viande

restraint on imports

restriction f

import tariffs

droits à l'importation

quota export, import

contingent m

Translations for imports in the French»English Dictionary

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importer

to import

import-export

import-export (business)

importation

import

contingent à l'importation

import quota

imports Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a prohibition on meat imports

une interdiction des importations de viande

import tariffs

droits à l'importation

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The country has, as a result, become more dependent on feedstock imports of soya bean and corn.

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This has led to imports of sodium tetraborate (borax) growing by a hundredfold between 2000 and 2005 and boric acid imports increasing by 28% per year over the same period.

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During the study period, 66 percent of the country's antidumping cases targeted petrochemical imports, while steel imports were targeted only in 5 percent of the cases.

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By 2012, 85.6 per cent of current imports must be tariff-free, including whiteware, steel, plastics, furniture and jewellery.

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Since mid-1985, the depreciated value of the currency has increased the competitiveness of Swazi exports and moderated the growth of imports, generating trade surpluses.

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Excluding the volatility of large capital items, goods imports rose 2.6 percent, the agency said.

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The imports were intended to prop up company sales.

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The operation resulted in imports being reduced by almost 95%.

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The chief imports are grain, sugar, foreign cloth, piece-goods.

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Imports consisted principally of piece-goods, farinaceous foods, and iron and steel goods, and exports of gold dust, raffia, hides, caoutchouc (rubber) and live animals.

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