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单词 repatriation
释义
repatriation
noun[U]
uk
/ˌriː.pæt.riˈeɪ.ʃən/us
/rɪˌpeɪ.triˈeɪ.ʃən/
theactofsendingorbringingsomeone, or sometimesmoneyor otherproperty, back to thecountrythat he, she, or it came from:
遣返回国；寄（钱）回国，将（资金等）调回国
Repatriation ofrefugeesisessentialtorebuildingthecountry.遣返难民对重建国家至关重要。
Foreigninvestorsfacenolimitson repatriation ofprofits.外国投资者在汇回利润方面不受限制。
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repatriate
More examples
  • avoluntaryrepatriationprogram
  • Theyfaceforcedrepatriation totheirhomeland.
  • Theauthoritiesarestrictlyenforcingthe repatriationagreement.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Evicting and forcing to leave
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  • bump
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  • clearance
  • dislocated
  • expulsion
  • extraditable
  • extradite
  • extradition
  • flingsomething/someoneout
  • ship
  • shipsomeoneoff
  • showsomeonethe dooridiom
  • slam dunk
  • slingsomeoneout
  • smoke
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(Definition ofrepatriationfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofrepatriation

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The recent call for therepatriationof the bronzes also brings with it questions of legitimate ownership.
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Most disturbing is the sense thatrepatriationmarks the end of the 'experience' and the best solution.
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The ' refugee experience' is portrayed as a cycle of flight, exile andrepatriation, again a formulation that has been widely critiqued.
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States and intergovernmental agencies held power over the displaced - coercing them into moving, incarcerating them and determining their resettlement orrepatriation.
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Yet despite government's overwhelming rural bias and its heavy-handedrepatriationoperations, urban growth continued unabated after independence.
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Since firms use a complex tax minimization strategy of transfer pricing and profitrepatriation, the effect is unknown and beyond the scope of this proposal.
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Repatriation, therefore, was not the same as extradition.
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A period of intenserepatriation, travel, and contact with the outside world followed.
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That is, funds for repatriations are less reliable.
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I argue that refugeerepatriationis a complex process because its success depends on at least four different actors, each with its own interests.
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On the other hand, in a four-actor scenario, all four actors reaching agreement onrepatriationis only one of sixteen outcomes.
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Issues discussed here include sample representation, standardization of data collection andrepatriation.
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On the other hand,repatriation, whether spontaneous or official, is generally a more organised process that rarely attracts media attention.
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In losing their prisoner of war status, they also lost the right to resistrepatriation.
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At the time of this writing, the officialrepatriationprogramme has been discontinued entirely.
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