migration in Latin
migration in Latin is migratio — migration means the act of moving to live in a different place, often for a period of time.
migration in Latin
migratio
An instance of moving to live in another place for a while.
What does "migration" mean?
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noun The act of moving to live in a different place, often for a period of time.
"The migration of young families to coastal towns has changed local schools."
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noun The seasonal movement of animals between breeding and feeding grounds.
"Each autumn, the migration of geese passes over our village."
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noun The process of moving data or systems from one platform to another.
"The migration to the new email system went smoothly overnight."
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migration in a sentence
- The migration of young families to coastal towns has changed local schools.
- Seasonal migration for farm work is common in many parts of the world.
- Each autumn, the migration of geese passes over our village.
- Scientists tag whales to track their yearly migration across the ocean.
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What is "migration" in Latin?
"migration" in Latin is migratio. migration means: The act of moving to live in a different place, often for a period of time.
How do you use "migration" in a sentence?
Example: "The migration of young families to coastal towns has changed local schools." In Latin, "migration" is migratio.
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