Questions: Choose the definition of: Export - to keep mobile - To send in - to move about - to send out

Choose the definition of: Export - to keep mobile - To send in - to move about - to send out
Transcript text: Choose the definition of: Export to keep mobile To send in to move about to send out
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The answer is to send out

Explanation
Option 1: to keep mobile

This option is incorrect. "To keep mobile" refers to maintaining the ability to move or be moved easily, which is unrelated to the concept of export.

Option 2: To send in

This option is incorrect. "To send in" implies sending something into a place or organization, which is the opposite of exporting.

Option 3: to move about

This option is incorrect. "To move about" means to move around or wander, which does not relate to the concept of exporting goods or services.

Option 4: to send out

This option is correct. "To send out" accurately describes the process of exporting, which involves sending goods or services from one country to another for trade or sale.

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