emigrate
US /ˈɛmɪˌɡret/
・UK /'emɪɡreɪt/
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v.i.Intransitive VerbTo leave a country for another permanently
Maybe I should emigrate to the United States
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- Force labor workers, so they basically were allowing immigrants from wherever So then a lot of Japanese people started to go there as the years went by, you know in new generations now the Ethnically Japanese folks who grew up in Brazil now they want to you know Emigrate back to Japan to the land of their ancestors.
Force labor workers, so they basically were allowing immigrants from wherever So then a lot of Japanese people started to go there as the years went by, you know in new generations now the Ethnically Japanese folks who grew up in Brazil now they want to you know Emigrate back to Japan to the land of their ancestors.
Tell Us About Your Country | 6 English Interviews
- Do you think it's easy for Mexicans to emigrate to America?
Do you think it's easy for Mexicans to emigrate to America?
- Do you think it's easy for Mexicans to emigrate to America?
Do you think it's easy for Mexicans to emigrate to America?
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- and population growth has slowed way down, so there's not much pressure to emigrate.
and population growth has slowed way down, so there's not much pressure to emigrate.
- So, there's not much pressure to emigrate.
So, there's not much pressure to emigrate.
SOUTH KOREA IS OVER
- If young people don't want to remain alone, they'll concentrate in Seoul or a few other big cities or worse for South Korea, emigrate to other countries.
If young people don't want to remain alone, they'll concentrate in Seoul or a few other big cities or worse for South Korea, emigrate to other countries.
- If young people don't want to remain alone they will concentrate in Seoul or a few other big cities or, worse for South Korea, emigrate to other countries.
If young people don't want to remain alone they will concentrate in Seoul or a few other big cities or, worse for South Korea, emigrate to other countries.
The Path to Nazi Genocide
- The SS released them only if they agreed to emigrate.
The SS released them only if they agreed to emigrate.
- them only if they agreed to emigrate. But Jews faced increasingly restrictive immigration
them only if they agreed to emigrate. But Jews faced increasingly restrictive immigration
What’s Driving This Gen Z Exodus? | CNN Creators
- You know, young people are always the ones that emigrate.
You know, young people are always the ones that emigrate.
- Young people are always the ones that emigrate, right?
Young people are always the ones that emigrate, right?
The One Question You Need to Understand Who You Are
- We may need to take stock of the highly distinctive mini-country that we have come from—and in certain cases, before we waste yet more time, emigrate.
We may need to take stock of the highly distinctive mini-country that we have come from—and in certain cases, before we waste yet more time, emigrate.
- We may need to take stock of the highly distinctive mini-country that we have come from—and in certain cases, before we waste yet more time, emigrate.
We may need to take stock of the highly distinctive mini-country that we have come from—and in certain cases, before we waste yet more time, emigrate.
‘emigrate’, ‘immigrate’ and ‘migrate’ – what’s the difference? #shorts
- Emigrate, immigrate, migrate.
Emigrate, immigrate, migrate.
- Emigrate, immigrate, migrate—these verbs all refer to moving, but what's the difference?
Emigrate, immigrate, migrate—these verbs all refer to moving, but what's the difference?
The Calhoun Effect
- They emigrate.
They emigrate.
- They emigrate.
They emigrate.
Teaching English Language Learners to Read
- much easier to teach them to read and write in English. If they emigrate from Mexico,
much easier to teach them to read and write in English. If they emigrate from Mexico,