emigrants in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for emigrants in the English»French Dictionary

emigrant [Brit ˈɛmɪɡr(ə)nt, Am ˈɛməɡrənt] N

emigrant (about to leave)

émigrant/-e m/f

emigrant (settled elsewhere)

émigré/-e m/f

emigrant attr worker

émigré

emigrant family

d'émigrés

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would-be emigrants/investors

des émigrés/investisseurs en puissance

Translations for emigrants in the French»English Dictionary

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émigré (émigrée)

emigrant

travailleur émigré

emigrant worker

émigré (émigrée) (gén)

emigrant

émigrant (émigrante)

emigrant

population d'émigrants

emigrant population

emigrants in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for emigrants in the English»French Dictionary

emigrant [ˈemɪgrənt] N

emigrant

émigrant(e) m (f)

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émigré(e)

emigrant

émigrant(e)

emigrant

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English

In 1972 the USSR imposed the so-called diploma tax on would-be emigrants who received higher education in the USSR.

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Emigrants included farm workers, labourers and tradesmen, who made the journey in steerage, some having assisted passage.

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The emigrants established themselves in this new star system, with dozens of planets and hundreds of moons.

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But in 1861 everything changed when the American Civil War began, which caused a drastic reduction in the number of emigrants.

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Assigned as an assistant quartermaster, he organized a 100 man unit under orders to protect emigrants over the Great Plains.

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After the press furor about conditions, double-decker ships were no longer used for emigrants, and the restrictions about the numbers of children allowed were reinstated.

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For the year 2003, the number of emigrants was 650,000.

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So there is a postal vote system for all sorts of people, including criminals, but not emigrants.

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Thirty to forty acres were planted so that the incoming emigrants would have food.

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Cabins could accommodate first-class and second-class passengers, and the hold could be fitted out for carrying steerage-class emigrants when needed.

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