Part of Speech: Verb
Phonetic transcription: /aðwaˈnaɾ/
The word "aduanar" is a verb in Spanish that means "to subject goods to customs duties" or "to pass through customs." It is used in both oral and written contexts, although it is more common in written texts related to economics and international trade.
Tendremos que aduanar estos productos antes de poder venderlos en el extranjero.
We will have to subject these products to customs duties before we can sell them abroad.
El trámite de aduanar la importación llevó varios días.
The process of passing the import through customs took several days.
"Aduanar" is not commonly used as part of idiomatic expressions in Spanish.
The word "aduanar" comes from the noun "aduana," which means "customs." The verb form "aduanar" is derived from this noun.
Synonyms: - Despachar (to clear customs) - Pasar por aduana (to pass through customs)
Antonyms: - Evadir impuestos (to evade taxes) - No pagar aranceles (to not pay tariffs)