exportar
“exportar” means “to export” in Spanish. It has 2 different meanings depending on context:
to export
Also: to send out
📝 In Action
México exporta muchos aguacates a los Estados Unidos.
A2Mexico exports many avocados to the United States.
Queremos exportar nuestros productos a Europa el próximo año.
B1We want to export our products to Europe next year.
Ese país exporta más de lo que importa.
B1That country exports more than it imports.
to export

📝 In Action
Haz clic aquí para exportar el archivo como PDF.
A2Click here to export the file as a PDF.
Puedes exportar tus contactos a una hoja de cálculo.
B1You can export your contacts to a spreadsheet.
He exportado todas las fotos a mi disco duro.
B1I have exported all the photos to my hard drive.
🔄 Conjugations
subjunctive
imperfect
present
indicative
preterite
imperfect
present
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Words that translate to "exportar" in Spanish:
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Quick Quiz: exportar
Question 1 of 3
Which word is the opposite of 'exportar'?
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📚 Etymology▼
From the Latin word 'exportare'. This comes from 'ex-' (meaning out) and 'portare' (meaning to carry). It literally means 'to carry out'.
First recorded: 17th century (modern economic sense)
Cognates (Related words)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'exportar' an irregular verb?
No, it is a completely regular -ar verb. It follows the same conjugation rules as 'hablar' or 'caminar'.
Can 'exportar' be used for people?
Usually, no. 'Exportar' is used for goods, services, or data. If you are talking about people moving to another country, you would use 'emigrar'.
Does 'exportar' always need an object?
Usually yes. You typically export 'something' (like products or files). However, you can say 'Ese país se dedica a exportar' (That country focuses on exporting) in a general sense.

