immigrate in Japanese
immigrate in Japanese is 移住, 移民 — immigrate means to come and settle in another country for good.
immigrate in Japanese
移住
Pronounced: ijuu
(intransitive) To move into a foreign country to stay permanently.
移民
Pronounced: imin
(intransitive) To move into a foreign country to stay permanently.
What does "immigrate" mean?
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verb To come and settle in another country for good.
"He knows hardship. He has experienced life in a cold-water flat in Moldova before he immigrated to the States."
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immigrate in a sentence
- He knows hardship. He has experienced life in a cold-water flat in Moldova before he immigrated to the States.
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What is "immigrate" in Japanese?
"immigrate" in Japanese is 移住, 移民. immigrate means: To come and settle in another country for good.
How do you pronounce 移住?
"immigrate" in Japanese is 移住, pronounced "ijuu".
Are there other ways to say "immigrate" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "immigrate": 移住, 移民.
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