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common
/inmiˈɣɾante/
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Translation
immigrant
Word origin
From Latin immigrans, present participle of immigrare ('to move into'), from in ('into') plus migrare ('to move, migrate').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- immigrare
- English cognates
- immigrant, migrate
Grammar
Gendercommon
Pluralinmigrantes
Examples
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The immigrant was looking for a better job for his family.
Muchos .
Many immigrants arrived at the port that morning.
.
She is an immigrant who learned the language very quickly.
llegados.
The city helps newly arrived immigrants.
¿ ?
How many immigrants live in this neighbourhood?
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