英:[ˈɪmɪɡrənt]
美:[ˈɪmɪɡrənt]
英:[ˈɪmɪɡrənt]
美:[ˈɪmɪɡrənt]
im·mi·grant
I m grnt
复数:immigrants
词根:immigrate
n.immigration 外来移民;移居
vi.immigrate 移入
vt.immigrate 使移居入境
noun
one who moves permanently to another country from his or her native land. (See "migrant.")
adjective
of or pertaining to immigrants. (See migrant.)
illegal immigrant非法移民;非法入境者
immigrant visa移民签证
这组词都有“陌生人,外人”的意思,其区别是:
immigrant指在别国定居并取得所在国国籍的外国人。
foreigner指在异国作短期访问或长期居住的外国人。
alien指没有成为侨居国正式公民的移民。
stranger指对当地的生活习惯、语言等不熟悉,或为某团体不熟的人,也指不认识的人。
以上来源于网络
"移民者",1792年,美国英语,可能基于法语 immigrant,源自拉丁语 immigrantem(主格 immigrans),现在分词 immigrare “移除,进入,搬进”(见 immigrate)。Emigrant 更早。最初用于杰里米·贝尔克纳普(Jeremy Belknap)的新罕布什尔州历史著作中,他通常被认为是创造这个词的人。
There is another deviation from the strict letter of the English dictionaries; which is found extremely convenient in our discourses on population. From the verb migro are derived emigrate and IMMIGRATE; with the same propriety as from mergo are derived emerge and IMMERGE. Accordingly the verb IMMIGRATE and the nouns IMMIGRANT and IMMIGRATION are used without scruple in some parts of this volume. [Preface to vol. III of "The History of New Hampshire," Belknap, 1792]
还有一种偏离英语词典严格字面意义的用法,在我们关于人口的讨论中非常方便。从动词 migro 派生出 emigrate 和 IMMIGRATE; 与从 mergo 派生出 emerge 和 IMMERGE 的用法一样。因此,在本卷的某些部分,动词 IMMIGRATE 和名词 IMMIGRANT 和 IMMIGRATION 被毫不犹豫地使用。[“新罕布什尔州历史”第三卷前言,贝尔克纳普,1792年]
作为形容词的用法始于1805年。
外侨
移民
移民
The first known use of immigrant was in 1789
immobilizeverb
to fix in place : make immobile
imminentadjective
being about to happen
in imminent danger
imminentadjective
being about to happen
in imminent danger
imminencenoun
the quality or state of being imminent
immigrateverb
to come into a foreign country to live
immigrateverb
to come into a foreign country to live
immigrantnoun
a person who comes to a country to live there
a plant or animal that becomes established in an area where it did not occur previously
immigrantnoun
a person who comes to a country to live there
a plant or animal that becomes established in an area where it did not occur previously
1 Mulligan is believed to have been in contact with an elusive agent named Haym Salomon, a Polish immigrant who spoke German.
2 Up and down the street were entrepreneurial immigrants in colorful clothes—embroidered guayaberas and flowing kente and spray-painted T-shirts—hustling everything from mix tapes to T-shirts to incense from crowded sidewalk tables.
3 At the same time, as men across Europe were enlisted to fight for their countries, the flow of immigrants into the United States ceased.
4 Instead, highly productive agriculture enabled a modest number of immigrant rice farmers to reproduce much faster than Jomon hunter-gatherers and eventually to outnumber them.
5 He is descended lineally from an immigrant.
他是一位移民的直系后裔.
6 He might have studied the saxophone had he not been born to immigrant parents who considered even pot holders an extravagance.
7 “I’m sure there are lots of immigrants who have gone to Omaha,” she told him.
8 Many had the familiar look of newly arrived immigrants.
9 A century ago, the immigrants from across the Atlantic included settlers and sojourners.
一个世纪前,横跨大两洋来到美国的移民包括定居者和旅居者。
10 Middle- and upper-class whites were happy to keep poor white immigrants out of sight, out of mind.
11 I would still be an illegal immigrant, but at least now I was one with an American boyfriend and a high school diploma.
12 Resentment and race subdy stand in their way, as does a lingering attachment to Mexico, which is so close that many immigrants do not put down deep roots here.
13 But you wouldn't know all this if you went by the sound of his name—which I did, an immigrant's failing, literalism.
14 HAS ANYONE EVER FILED AN IMMIGRANT VISA PETITION ON YOUR BEHALF?
是否有人曾为您提供过移民签证申请?
15 He was the eldest son of Jewish immigrants from Romania.
16 Anti-immigrant sentiment typically increases, as does conflict between races and classes.
反移民的情绪尤其高涨,同时种族和阶级矛盾也变得更加尖锐。
17 “Spoken like a true daughter of Pakistani immigrants!”
18 Roma asks me gently in that delicate way immigrants ask one another questions about those years.
罗玛用移民相互之间问及那段岁月所特有的体贴方式,柔声细语地问道.
19 The Chinese immigrants building the railroads connecting east to west.
20 The immigrants of Packingtown had come together to demand a better life, to no avail.
2 移住者
5 移来
6 迁入的
7 外国人
alien gaijin xen- guest stranger foreigner outlander furriner auslander Uitlander tramontane ginzo wop
8 移来的
10 迁入
11 移民
emigratory first-generation emigrant settlement immigration settler transplantation emigration naturalisation incomer transmigrant immigrate wog jimmygrant migrant migration migrate population émigré emigrate plantation transplant foreign-born dirty-neck colonist jimmy
12 移民的
13 外侨