repatriate

• Sustantivo que designa a una persona que ha regresado a su país de origen, especialmente tras haber vivido en el extranjero, o a alguien a quien se le ha restaurado la ciudadanía.

A noun referring to a person who has returned to their country of origin or had their citizenship restored.

1. Returned personC1formal

   A person who has returned to their country of origin, often after living abroad or being displaced.

   Persona repatriada

   • The government provided housing for repatriates after the war.
   • Many repatriates struggled to readjust to their home culture.
   • The organization offers support services for repatriates.

• Verbo usado para denotar la acción de enviar o devolver a alguien a su país de origen, a menudo en un contexto oficial o legal. También puede referirse a traer de vuelta a un país bienes, fondos o personas que estaban en el extranjero.

A verb used to indicate the act of sending or bringing someone back to their own country, often in an official or legal context.

1. Send back to homelandC1formal

   To send a person back to their own country, often against their will, such as refugees or prisoners.

   Repatriar

   • The government decided to repatriate the refugees to their home country.
   • After the war, many prisoners were repatriated against their wishes.
   • The international organization helped repatriate displaced families.

   Sinónimosbanishdeportexileexpel

2. Admit back into countryC1formal

   To allow someone to return to their country of origin, often after living abroad or being exiled.

   Admitir de nuevo en el país

   • The embassy helped repatriate the stranded citizens.
   • He was repatriated after completing his studies overseas.
   • The country agreed to repatriate the former exiles.

   Sinónimosreadmit

   Antónimosbanishdeportexileexpelostracize