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No. 11,945 in Spanish

importando

"Importando" means "importing" or "mattering" in English, depending on the context.

In a sentence

  • Estoy importando datos para mi proyecto.

    I am importing data for my project.

    The word 'importando' is used as a present participle in a continuous tense, meaning 'importing' in this context of bringing or loading in data.

  • Aunque no lo creas, estoy importando productos de alta calidad.

    Believe it or not, I am importing high-quality products.

    Here, 'importando' is the present participle associated with the action of bringing goods from another country, meaning 'importing'.

  • No entiendo por qué sigues importando cosas que no importan.

    I don't understand why you keep caring about things that don't matter.

    Finally, 'importando' is used metaphorically in the sense of taking interest or 'caring,' showcasing the flexible usage of the verb 'importar' in different contexts.

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