the.com/export
the art of convincing strangers across an ocean to fund your economy.
means To send goods, services, or data out of one country or system into another, or the thing so sent.
from From Latin exportare, a clean compound of ex- 'out' and portare 'to carry' — literally 'to carry out.' That portare is the same root that hauls in 'port,' 'porter,' and 'transport,' all about things being borne from one place to another. English picked it up in the 15th–16th centuries, first for the simple act of carrying out, then narrowing to the commercial sense of shipping wares abroad.
- top earner
- Germany once out-exported nations twenty times its size
- strange cargo
- countries export electricity, garbage, and even sand
- hidden champ
- Switzerland's top export is gold, not chocolate
- code roots
- the keyword pushes data out of programming modules
panama canal — 99% of world's bananas pass through it, connecting atlantic and pacific
port of singapore — handles 37.1 million teus annually, world's second-largest container port
saudi aramco oil — exported 7.6 million barrels per day in 2023, largest oil exporter