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单词 reimport
释义
reimport
verb[T]
(alsore-import)
uk/ˌriː.ɪmˈpɔːt/us/ˌriː.ɪmˈpɔːrt/
tobuyorbringbackproductsafter they have beensentto anothercountry:
Theshipmentwent to Germany and was than re-imported into Denmark.
Asurprisingamountof America'sexportsarelaterre-imported.
computingspecialized
tocopyinformationonto acomputerfor a secondtime:
Why don't youdeletethatfileand then reimport it from theoriginalsource?
Thedatacan beexportedand then re-imported in anotherapplication.
Related word
import
More examples
  • It isillegalto reimport thesegoodsto theUnitedStatesfromEurope.
  • We cannot re-import thecarsunlesswepayanimporttax.
  • Thecountrysendsitsoilabroadto berefinedand then re-imports it.
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reimport
noun[C]
(alsore-import)
uk/ˈriː.ɪmˌpɔːt/us/ˌriːˈɪm.pɔːrt/
something that isbroughtback into acountryafter it has beensentto anothercountry:
We canreducethecostof thedrugsbyallowingreimports fromoverseas.
Germany and France weremajordestinationsfor re-imports.
More examples
  • This Hallowe'entraditionoriginatedinBritainand isactuallya re-import.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Buying
  • acquire
  • acquisition
  • acquisitiveness
  • bidding
  • bidding war
  • bite
  • invest
  • load up onsomething
  • misorder
  • money-off
  • order form
  • ordersomethingin
  • purchasing power
  • repurchase
  • retail therapy
  • ROBO
  • ROPO
  • send
  • slate
  • splurge
See more results »
(Definition ofreimportfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

reimport| Business English

reimport
verb[T]
uk
/ˌriːɪmˈpɔːt/us
COMMERCE
toimportgoodsback into thecountrywhere they were made, or from which they werepreviouslyexported:
Whatpercentageofcarsproducedin the UK forforeigncompanieswere reimported forsalein the UK?
IT
tocopyback into acomputerprogramsomething that youpreviouslyremoved:
Tosolvetheproblemwe need toexporttheimagesand then reimport them into thedocument.
reimport
noun
COMMERCE
uk
/ˌriːˈɪmpɔːt/us
[C]
something that wasexportedfrom acountryand and thenbroughtback in:
There's agrowingflowof reimports to the EU.
[U]
theprocessofbringingback into acountrysomething that waspreviouslyexportedfrom there:
20% of thesegoodsareintendedfor reimport.
(Definition ofreimportfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofreimport

reimport
In 1973 exports were 4·04 million metric tons and imports 2·78 million metric tons; reimports are included with imports and not recorded separately.
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The product could simply be made there and reimported here.
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That will be processed abroad and much of it will be reimported.
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One must be wholly certain that if a drug is imported—whether for the first time or if it is being reimported—the trade is properly regulated.
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Hansard archive
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Is it not nonsense that veal crates should be banned in this country, yet veal calves are exported and the veal is reimported?
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Hansard archive
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One may find that £1,000,000 worth of wood has been shipped out and reimported in the form of newsprint, at a cost of about £10,000,000.
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It is funny that we almost reimported that idea over here.
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It is outward processing, which involves the dispatch of fabrics from one country to another for making up andreimportas a finished garment.
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We do not quite appreciate how if the form and character of goods have not been changed, they could be different goods when they are reimported.
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There are also several car dealerships in the borough, some of whom specialise in either discount/reimportor custom car sales.
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Wikipedia
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