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How to Say "bring in" in Spanish

The Spanish word for “bring in” is “importan” — B1 level.

English → SpanishB1
verbB1
general sense of moving goods
A large bright red cargo ship is docked next to a pier on a green coastline. A yellow industrial crane is lifting a large wooden crate from the ship and placing it onto the dock.

Examples

Las tiendas grandes importan la mayoría de sus productos.

The large stores import the majority of their products.

¿Qué países importan más petróleo a Europa?

Which countries import the most oil to Europe?

Transitive Use

In this meaning, 'importan' is used simply, like 'they buy' or 'they sell.' The goods being imported are the direct object: 'Ellos importan (verb) tecnología (object).'

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