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ESLPod_0396_WE_0466 Dealing in the Black Market The word "import," in this podcast, means the process of buying products internationally, bringing them from one country to another: "Which countries get rice imports from the United States?" The verb "to import" has the same meaning: "Where do we import most of our clothing from?" The word "import" is also related to the word "importance," meaning something that has a lot of meaning, especially in the phrase "of great import": "I didn't think it was a decision of great import, so I made it without asking your opinion." When talking about computers, "to import" means to bring information from one program into another program: "We had a hard time importing contact information into the new address book when we started using a different computer program."

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ESLPod 396 import Business

Id	ESLPod_0396_WE_0466
Episode Id	ESLPod 396
Episode Title	Dealing in the Black Market
Phrase	import
Text	The word "import," in this podcast, means the process of buying products internationally, bringing them from one country to another: "Which countries get rice imports from the United States?" The verb "to import" has the same meaning: "Where do we import most of our clothing from?" The word "import" is also related to the word "importance," meaning something that has a lot of meaning, especially in the phrase "of great import": "I didn't think it was a decision of great import, so I made it without asking your opinion." When talking about computers, "to import" means to bring information from one program into another program: "We had a hard time importing contact information into the new address book when we started using a different computer program."
Topics	Business

Word Eslpod Import Means Great Information Dealing Black