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Definition of emigrant - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
relocationperson who leaves their country to live in another
- Many emigrants from Europe settled in America during the 19th century..
- The emigrant faced many challenges in the new country.
- As an emigrant, he missed his homeland dearly.
Expressions with emigrant
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person leaving country for better economic opportunities
The economic emigrant moved to Canada for a better job.
Origin of emigrant
Latin, emigrantem (to move away)
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- French:émigrant, ...
- German:Auswanderer, ...
- Italian:emigrante, ...
- Spanish:emigrante, ...
- Portuguese:emigrante, ...
- Chinese:移民, ...
- Japanese:移民, ...
- Arabic:مُهَاجِر, ...
- Hebrew:מְהַגֵּר, ...
- Russian:эмигрант, ...
- Ukrainian:емігрант, ...
- Hindi:उत्प्रवासी, ...
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