Definition of immigrate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
human migrationmove to a foreign country to live permanently
- She decided to immigrate to Canada for a better life.
2.
animal or plantRare migrate to a new geographical areaRare
- The birds immigrate to warmer regions during winter.
Origin of immigrate
Latin, immigrare (to move into)
Terms with immigrate included in their meaning
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immigration person
person who is the first in their family to immigrate
Examples of immigrate in a sentence
He plans to immigrate after finishing his studies. Certain fish species immigrate to freshwater habitats. Plants may immigrate to new areas due to climate change.
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- French:immigrer, migrer, ...
- German:auswandern, wandern, ...
- Italian:immigrare, migrare, ...
- Spanish:inmigrar, emigrar, ...
- Portuguese:imigrar, migrar, ...
- Chinese:移民, 迁移, ...
- Japanese:移住する, 移動する, ...
- Arabic:هَاجَرَ, انتقل, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַגֵּר, ...
- Russian:иммигрировать, мигрировать, ...
- Ukrainian:іммігрувати, мігрувати, ...
- Hindi:आप्रवासन करना, प्रवासन करना, ...
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