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immigrate

/ˈɪm.ɪ.ɡreɪt/

翻译: 动词,表示进入并定居在一个非本人原籍的国家或地区。

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词语关系

verb

/ˈɪm.ɪ.ɡreɪt/B2formal
  • zh动词,表示进入并定居在一个非本人原籍的国家或地区。

A verb used to indicate the act of entering and settling in a country or region to which one is not native.

  1. Migrate to a new environmentB2formal

    To move to a different country or region in order to live there permanently.

    zh移民

    • Many families decided to immigrate to Canada for better opportunities.
    • She immigrated to Australia from India last year.
    • The policy allows skilled workers to immigrate easily.
    • They plan to immigrate to New Zealand next spring.

    同义词emigratemigratemoverelocatesettle

  2. Introduce or send as immigrantsC1formal

    To bring or send people into a different country for permanent residence.

    zh使移民

    • The organization worked to immigrate refugees from war-torn regions.
    • The government implemented a program to immigrate highly qualified professionals.
    • They were able to immigrate their parents under the family reunification scheme.
    • The company sponsored the employee to immigrate to the United States.

    反义词deportemigrateexpelrepatriate

  3. Come into a new country and change residencyB2formal

    To enter a foreign country intending to settle there and establish permanent residence.

    zh移民

    • He immigrated to Germany and changed his residency status within a year.
    • They legally immigrated to the United Kingdom through a visa program.
    • After years of paperwork, she finally immigrated to Japan.
    • Immigrants often face challenges when they first immigrate to a new culture.

    同义词migratemoverelocateresettlesettle

    反义词emigrate

词形
  • immigrated past participle
  • immigrated past simple
  • immigrating present participle
  • immigrates third person singular
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