reexport
or re-ex·port
to export again, as imported goods.
the act of reexporting.
a commodity that is reexported.
Origin of reexport
1Other words from reexport
- re·ex·por·ta·tion, noun
- re·ex·port·er, noun
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How to use reexport in a sentence
Textile materials may be imported from Germany into Alsace-Lorraine and reexported free of duty.
Exporters of products whose final destination is controlled must sign an undertaking that their exports are not to be reexported.
East-West Trade Trends | Harold E. StassenThis identity of interest is a strong safeguard that materials consigned to Israel are not reexported.
East-West Trade Trends | Harold E. StassenDoubtless a large proportion was reexported to the colonists.
The Cultural History of Marlborough, Virginia | C. Malcolm Watkins
British Dictionary definitions for re-export
to export (imported goods, esp after processing)
the act of re-exporting
a re-exported commodity
Derived forms of re-export
- re-exportation, noun
- re-exporter, noun
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