importer

Word family noun export ≠ import exporter ≠ importer exportation ≠ importation importanceverb export ≠ import adjectiveimportableimportantadverbimportantly

Related topics: Economics

im·port·er /ɪmˈpɔːtə $ -ˈpɔːrtər/ noun [countableC]

PEBUYa person, company, or country that buys goods from other countries so they can be sold in their own country 进口者；进口商；进口国，输入国 OPP exporter

Examples from the Corpus

importer• The would-be restaurateur became, by accident, an importer.• With the help of my husband who is an importer of clocks, we came up with this idea.• The result is that native honey is being driven off the market, to the benefit of a few happy importers.• Kent also seems to have been the major importer of garnet, although the actual amount that survives has not been quantified.• If you bought mail order, then the first point of contact is the software house or importer concerned.• For the importer it provides short-term finance, pending the re-sale of the goods in his domestic market.• Frequently the sales tax is levied on the importer or the manufacturer because it is easier to collect at source.• Manufacturers often set different prices for their goods in different countries, but unofficial importers can undercut these prices.

From Longman Business Dictionary

importerim·port·er /ɪmˈpɔːtə-ˈpɔːrtər/ noun [countableC]

ECONOMICSCOMMERCEa person, organization, or country that imports goods

The US remains by far the world’s biggest importer.

importer of

Geest is a major importer of bananas into the UK.

→ net importer

单词	importer
释义	importer Word family noun export ≠ import exporter ≠ importer exportation ≠ importation importanceverb export ≠ import adjectiveimportableimportantadverbimportantly Related topics: Economics im·port·er /ɪmˈpɔːtə $ -ˈpɔːrtər/ ●○○ noun [countableC] PEBUYa person, company, or country that buys goods from other countries so they can be sold in their own country 进口者；进口商；进口国，输入国 OPP exporter Examples from the Corpus importer• The would-be restaurateur became, by accident, an importer.• With the help of my husband who is an importer of clocks, we came up with this idea.• The result is that native honey is being driven off the market, to the benefit of a few happy importers.• Kent also seems to have been the major importer of garnet, although the actual amount that survives has not been quantified.• If you bought mail order, then the first point of contact is the software house or importer concerned.• For the importer it provides short-term finance, pending the re-sale of the goods in his domestic market.• Frequently the sales tax is levied on the importer or the manufacturer because it is easier to collect at source.• Manufacturers often set different prices for their goods in different countries, but unofficial importers can undercut these prices. From Longman Business Dictionary importerim·port·er /ɪmˈpɔːtə-ˈpɔːrtər/ noun [countableC] ECONOMICSCOMMERCEa person, organization, or country that imports goods The US remains by far the world’s biggest importer. importer of Geest is a major importer of bananas into the UK. → net importer
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