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1. (v.i.) emigrate
to leave one country or region to settle in another.
Etymology: (1770–80; < L ēmīgrātus, ptp. of ēmīgrāre to move away)
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| Definition of 'emigrate' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) emigrate
leave one's country of residence for a new one
"Many people had to emigrate during the Nazi period"
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1. (verb) emigrate
to leave your own country to live in another
They're thinking of emigrating to Australia.
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| Definition of 'emigrate' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) emigrate
migratory; roving
2. (verb) emigrate
to remove from one country or State to another, for the purpose of residence; to migrate from home
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Sense: to leave one's country and settle in another
Many doctors have emigrated from Britain to America.
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 Afrikaans: emigreer |
 Arabic: يُهاجِر |
 Bulgarian: емигрирам |
 Brazilian: emigrar |
 Czech: emigrovat |
 German: auswandern |
 Danish: emigrere; udvandre |
 Greek: μεταναστεύω |
 Spanish: emigrar |
 Estonian: emigreerima |
 Farsi: مهاجرت کردن |
 Finnish: muuttaa toiseen maahan |
 French: émigrer |
 Hebrew: לְהָגֵר |
 Hindi: उत्प्रवास करना |
 Croatian: iseliti se |
 Hungarian: kivándorol |
 Indonesian: beremigrasi |
 Icelandic: flytjastúr landi |
 Italian: emigrare |
 Japanese: 移住する |
 Korean: 이주하다 |
 Lithuanian: emigruoti |
 Latvian: emigrēt |
 Malay: hijrah |
 Dutch: emigreren |
 Norwegian: utvandre, emigrere |
 Polish: emigrować |
 Persian: مهاجرت کردن |
 Pashto: لېړدېدل، مهاجرت كول |
 Portuguese: emigrar |
 Romanian: a emigra |
 Russian: эмигрировать |
 Slovak: emigrovať |
 Slovenian: izseliti se |
 Serbian: emigrirati |
 Swedish: utvandra, emigrera |
 Thai: อพยพ |
 Turkish: göç etmek |
 Taiwanese: 移居外國 |
 Ukrainian: емігрувати |
 Urdu: کسی اور ملک میں بسنے کے ل |
 Vietnamese: di cư |
 Chinese: 移居外国 |
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