No. 7,118 in Polish
import
The Polish word "import" means the act of bringing goods or services into a country from abroad for sale.
In a sentence
Import towaru stał się bardziej kosztowny.
The import of goods has become more expensive.
Here, 'import' is used as a noun to describe the action or process of bringing goods into a country.
Firma importuje rzadkie przyprawy z Azji.
The company imports rare spices from Asia.
In this sentence, 'importuje' is a conjugated form of the verb 'importować,' which means 'to import.'
Znaczenie tego projektu ma ogromny import.
The significance of this project has immense importance.
Here, 'import' is used metaphorically to signify importance or significance, a less common but valid usage.
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