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import (something) from (some place)

To bring something from one country into another country. Did you really import this china from Denmark? I imported that jewelry from the UK to sell in my store—isn't it exquisite? I know you own a coffeehouse. Where do you import your coffee beans from?
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import (something) from (some place) into (some place)

To bring something from one country into another country. Yes, I imported that jewelry from the UK into the US to sell in my store. Isn't it exquisite? Did you really import this china from Denmark into Canada? A: "I know you own a coffeehouse." B: "Yep, and we import our coffee beans from Brazil into the US."
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import (something) into (some place)

To bring something from one country into another country. I imported that jewelry into the US to sell in my store—isn't it exquisite? Did you really import this fancy Dutch china into Canada? A: "I know you own a coffeehouse." B: "Yep, so we import Brazilian coffee beans into the US."
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of little import

Insignificant or unimportant. Sure, kids are enticed by a beautiful campus, but I think a modern café is of little import compared to attractive dorms. I believe her when she says she's sorry, but she humiliated me in front of the boss. Her apologies are of little import to me now.
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import something (from something) (into something)

to buy and transport something from a foreign place into a country. We imported the carpets from the Orient into this country. They imported wine into this country from France. I imported this from Germany.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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Actify Inc, a provider of product data collaboration solutions, announced on Friday (27 March) it has released a round of importer updates and improvements.
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