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Definition of migrating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
seasonal movementchanging location periodically
- The migrating workers followed the harvest season.
- The migrating birds flew south for winter.
- Migrating animals often face many dangers.
Origin of migrating
Latin, migrare (to move)
Terms with migrating included in their meaning
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animals
large fish known for migrating to spawn
non-migratory
not migrating, especially of animals
migrating fish
fish living in the sea that migrates to fresh water
animal
european fish living in the Atlantic and migrating to spawn
fish migration
of fish migrating up rivers from the sea to spawn
migratory bird
bird migrating seasonally
fish migration
migrating from fresh water to the sea to spawn
fish migration
migrating between fresh and salt water
medical
skin condition caused by migrating larvae
marine migration
describing organisms migrating via the Suez Canal
movement
not migrating or moving from one place to another
travel
activities done before migrating
gold rush
person migrating to a new gold field
fish
anadromous rainbow trout migrating to the ocean
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- French:migrant, ...
- German:wandernd, ...
- Italian:in movimento, ...
- Spanish:en movimiento, ...
- Portuguese:itinerante, ...
- Chinese:迁移的, ...
- Japanese:移動する, ...
- Arabic:مُهاجِر, ...
- Hebrew:נוֹדֵד, ...
- Russian:переезжающие, ...
- Ukrainian:мігруючі, ...
- Hindi:प्रवासी, ...
Definition of migrate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
relocationtr./intr. move from one country or region to anothertr./intr.
- Many people migrate to cities for better opportunities.
2.
technologytr./intr. TECH. move data or software to another systemtr./intr. TECH.
- We need to migrate the database to the new server.
3.
seasonal movementintr. Rare move periodically from one region to anotherintr. Rare
- Birds migrate south for the winter.
Origin of migrate
Latin, migrare (to move from one place to another)
Examples of migrate in a sentence
Families often migrate in search of safety. The team plans to migrate all user accounts by next week. It's crucial to migrate the application without data loss. Whales migrate to warmer waters annually. Many animals migrate to find food.
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- French:migrer, transférer, ...
- German:migrieren, übertragen, ...
- Italian:migrare, ...
- Spanish:migrar, trasladar, ...
- Portuguese:migrar, transferir, ...
- Chinese:迁移, 转移, ...
- Japanese:移住する, 移行する, ...
- Arabic:هاجَرَ, هَجَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַגֵּר, לְהַעֲבִיר, ...
- Russian:мигрировать, переносить, ...
- Ukrainian:мігрувати, перемістити, ...
- Hindi:प्रवास करना, स्थानांतरित करना, ...
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