la
feminine
/immiɣɾaˈθjon/
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Translation
immigration
Word origin
From Latin immigrare ('to move into'), from in- ('into') plus migrare ('to move, to migrate').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- immigrare
- English cognates
- immigration, migrate
Grammar
Genderfeminine
Pluralinmigraciones
Examples
muchas .
Immigration has changed the face of many cities.
.
The country is debating a new immigration law.
.
He had to go through immigration control at the airport.
¿ opinas ?
What do you think about immigration in your region?
aporta trabajadores muchos sectores.
Immigration brings workers to many sectors.
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