Definition of net importer in English:

net importer

noun

A country that imports more than it exports.
the US is projected to be a net importer of agricultural products for the first time since 1959
Example sentencesExamples
- As one of the world's largest net importers of rubber, China is now the world's largest consumer of rubber.
- After more than 100 years of exporting oil, Indonesia became a net importer of oil in 2004.
- The rural population consumes most of the food it produces, but Laos is a net importer of food, primarily from Thailand.
- The United Kingdom is a net importer of doctors, recruiting an increasing number trained in other countries.
- We're a net importer of steel and a quarter of U.S. steel consumption comes from overseas.
- One would think that countries that are net importers of oil and gas would make concerted efforts to conserve energy.
- The country that was once the breadbasket of Europe had become a net importer of food by 1998.
- Being a net importer of capital in this case means that we are consuming wealth, not producing it.
- Overall, the country is a net importer of food.
- The Asia-Pacific region will remain a strong net exporter, while all other regions will continue to be net importers of electronic components.

Definition of net importer in US English:

net importer

noun

A country that imports more than it exports.
the US is projected to be a net importer of agricultural products for the first time since 1959
Example sentencesExamples
- As one of the world's largest net importers of rubber, China is now the world's largest consumer of rubber.
- The rural population consumes most of the food it produces, but Laos is a net importer of food, primarily from Thailand.
- After more than 100 years of exporting oil, Indonesia became a net importer of oil in 2004.
- Being a net importer of capital in this case means that we are consuming wealth, not producing it.
- We're a net importer of steel and a quarter of U.S. steel consumption comes from overseas.
- One would think that countries that are net importers of oil and gas would make concerted efforts to conserve energy.
- The Asia-Pacific region will remain a strong net exporter, while all other regions will continue to be net importers of electronic components.
- The United Kingdom is a net importer of doctors, recruiting an increasing number trained in other countries.
- Overall, the country is a net importer of food.
- The country that was once the breadbasket of Europe had become a net importer of food by 1998.

单词	net importer
释义	Definition of net importer in English: net importer noun A country that imports more than it exports. the US is projected to be a net importer of agricultural products for the first time since 1959 Example sentencesExamples As one of the world's largest net importers of rubber, China is now the world's largest consumer of rubber. After more than 100 years of exporting oil, Indonesia became a net importer of oil in 2004. The rural population consumes most of the food it produces, but Laos is a net importer of food, primarily from Thailand. The United Kingdom is a net importer of doctors, recruiting an increasing number trained in other countries. We're a net importer of steel and a quarter of U.S. steel consumption comes from overseas. One would think that countries that are net importers of oil and gas would make concerted efforts to conserve energy. The country that was once the breadbasket of Europe had become a net importer of food by 1998. Being a net importer of capital in this case means that we are consuming wealth, not producing it. Overall, the country is a net importer of food. The Asia-Pacific region will remain a strong net exporter, while all other regions will continue to be net importers of electronic components. Definition of net importer in US English: net importer noun A country that imports more than it exports. the US is projected to be a net importer of agricultural products for the first time since 1959 Example sentencesExamples As one of the world's largest net importers of rubber, China is now the world's largest consumer of rubber. The rural population consumes most of the food it produces, but Laos is a net importer of food, primarily from Thailand. After more than 100 years of exporting oil, Indonesia became a net importer of oil in 2004. Being a net importer of capital in this case means that we are consuming wealth, not producing it. We're a net importer of steel and a quarter of U.S. steel consumption comes from overseas. One would think that countries that are net importers of oil and gas would make concerted efforts to conserve energy. The Asia-Pacific region will remain a strong net exporter, while all other regions will continue to be net importers of electronic components. The United Kingdom is a net importer of doctors, recruiting an increasing number trained in other countries. Overall, the country is a net importer of food. The country that was once the breadbasket of Europe had become a net importer of food by 1998.
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