migrant in Greek
migrant in Greek is μετανάστης, μετανάστρια — migrant means a person who moves from one place, country, or region to live or work in another.
migrant in Greek
μετανάστης
Pronounced: metanastis
Traveller or worker who moves from one region or country to another.
μετανάστρια
Pronounced: metanastria
Traveller or worker who moves from one region or country to another.
What does "migrant" mean?
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noun A person who moves from one place, country, or region to live or work in another.
"Many migrants come to the city looking for seasonal work."
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noun An animal, especially a bird, that moves between regions with the seasons.
"Swallows are well-known migrants, wintering in Africa."
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adj Relating to seasonal or long-distance movement from place to place.
"The farm relies heavily on migrant labour during harvest."
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migrant in a sentence
- Many migrants come to the city looking for seasonal work.
- Swallows are well-known migrants, wintering in Africa.
- The farm relies heavily on migrant labour during harvest.
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What is "migrant" in Greek?
"migrant" in Greek is μετανάστης, μετανάστρια. migrant means: A person who moves from one place, country, or region to live or work in another.
How do you pronounce μετανάστης?
"migrant" in Greek is μετανάστης, pronounced "metanastis".
How do you use "migrant" in a sentence?
Example: "Many migrants come to the city looking for seasonal work." In Greek, "migrant" is μετανάστης, μετανάστρια.
Are there other ways to say "migrant" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "migrant": μετανάστης, μετανάστρια.
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