immigration in Greek
immigration in Greek is μετανάστευση — immigration means the act of moving into a country you were not born in, in order to live there permanently.
immigration in Greek
μετανάστευση
Pronounced: metanastefsi
The act of immigrating; the passing or coming into a country of which one is not native born for the purpose of permanent residence.
What does "immigration" mean?
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noun The act of moving into a country you were not born in, in order to live there permanently.
"Her grandparents' immigration from Poland happened just after the war."
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noun The passport and border checks travellers go through when entering a country.
"The queue at immigration took almost an hour."
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immigration in a sentence
- Her grandparents' immigration from Poland happened just after the war.
- The country's immigration policy changed after the election.
- The queue at immigration took almost an hour.
- At immigration, an officer checked my passport and asked why I was visiting.
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What is "immigration" in Greek?
"immigration" in Greek is μετανάστευση. immigration means: The act of moving into a country you were not born in, in order to live there permanently.
How do you pronounce μετανάστευση?
"immigration" in Greek is μετανάστευση, pronounced "metanastefsi".
How do you use "immigration" in a sentence?
Example: "Her grandparents' immigration from Poland happened just after the war." In Greek, "immigration" is μετανάστευση.
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