expatrier
ɛkspatʁije
Definition of expatrier - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
exil forcéobliger quelqu'un à quitter son pays pour aller vivre ailleurs
- Le gouvernement a décidé d'expatrier les opposants politiques.
- Plusieurs familles ont été expatriées contre leur gré.
- On a expatrié les dissidents après le conflit.
Origin of expatrier
latin, ex (hors de) + patria (pays)
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- English:expatriate, ...
- German:ausweisen, ...
- Italian:costringere all'esilio, ...
- Spanish:exiliar, ...
- Portuguese:exilar, ...
- Chinese:流放, ...
- Japanese:国外追放する, ...
- Arabic:نفى, ...
- Hebrew:לְגָרֵשׁ לַגּוֹלָה, ...
- Russian:выслать, ...
- Ukrainian:висилати, ...
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