Definition
Definition of emigrating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
migrationin the process of moving to another country
- Emigrating workers often face challenges in their new country.
- Emigrating families need support.
- The emigrating population is increasing.
Origin of emigrating
Latin, emigrare (to move away)
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emigration
individual emigrating to another country
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- French:émigrant, ...
- German:auswandernd, ...
- Italian:emigrante, ...
- Spanish:emigrante, ...
- Portuguese:em processo de emigração, ...
- Chinese:迁移的, ...
- Japanese:移住する, ...
- Arabic:مُهَاجِر, ...
- Hebrew:מַהֲגֵר, ...
- Russian:эмигрирующий, ...
- Ukrainian:емігруючий, ...
- Hindi:प्रवासी, ...
Definition of emigrate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
permanent movedepart from home country permanently
- They plan to emigrate to Canada next year.
- Many families emigrate seeking better opportunities abroad.
- She decided to emigrate after receiving a job offer overseas.
Origin of emigrate
Latin, e (out) + migrare (to move)
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- French:émigrer, ...
- German:auswandern, ...
- Italian:emigrare, ...
- Spanish:emigrar, ...
- Portuguese:emigrar, ...
- Chinese:移民, ...
- Japanese:移住する, ...
- Arabic:هَاجَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַגֵּר, ...
- Russian:эмигрировать, ...
- Ukrainian:емігрувати, ...
- Hindi:देश छोड़कर बस जाना, ...
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