immigration
Derived from Latin 'immigrare', meaning to move into.
NOUN
(1)
[/ˌɪmɪˈɡreɪʃən/en-US]
migration
formal
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settlement
general
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transit
general
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movement across borders
untranslatable
(No direct single-word equivalent; describes the broader concept of immigration.)
Antonyms
emigration
The process of moving to a country or region with the intention of settling there permanently. It is distinct from emigration, which refers to leaving one's country to live elsewhere. The term encompasses various legal, economic, and social implications and is often tied to the concept of movement across borders, which highlights the complexities involved in relocating from one nation to another.
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| immigrations |
- The recent increase in immigration has sparked a national debate on border policy. — 最近の移民の増加は国の政策についての議論を引き起こしました。
- Many people seek immigration opportunities for a better life. — 多くの人々はより良い生活のために移民の機会を求めています。
- Understanding the challenges faced by immigrants is essential for a compassionate society. — 移民が直面する課題を理解することは、思いやりのある社会にとって不可欠です。
register: formal