emigration in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for emigration in the English»Spanish Dictionary

emigration [Am ˌɛməˈɡreɪʃən, Brit ˌɛmɪˈɡreɪʃn] N U or C

emigration

emigración f

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emigración

emigration

un país desangrado por la emigración

a country drained of its very lifeblood by emigration

emigration in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for emigration in the English»Spanish Dictionary

emigration [ˌemɪˈgreɪʃən] N

emigration

emigración f

Translations for emigration in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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migración

emigration

emigración

emigration

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English

He also tried to change the attitude of the war resistance movement toward emigration.

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Emigration outlets were closed, which created a frustrating sense of being shut in and of being denied opportunity and choice.

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By mid-1939 the circulation dropped mostly due to emigration by 5,000.

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The highways and other roads in this area have allowed for seasonal and permanent emigration out of the area by younger generations looking for work.

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The latter action led to another phase of emigration from the island.

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The costs of the forced emigration would be paid for by the victims.

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His third collection dealt largely with the theme of emigration.

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This made many inhabitants in the 19th century choose emigration.

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A matter requiring the greatest attention is the prevention of highly qualified persons being lost through emigration. 8.

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The operator was able to increase its customer base the fastest of all operators and have the lowest emigration of customers.

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