immigrated
past simple and past participle ofimmigrate
immigrate
verb[I]
uk/ˈɪm.ɪ.ɡreɪt/us/ˈɪm.ə.ɡreɪt/to come tolivein a differentcountry:
He immigrated with hisparentsin 1895 andgrewup on Long Island.
Opposite
emigrate
Compare
migrate(TRAVEL/MOVE)
Arriving, entering and invading
- annex
- annexation
- be on the sceneidiom
- been
- breaksomeonein
- enter
- go down
- hit
- intrude
- intrusion
- invade
- jump the queueidiom
- keep(someone/something)out
- land
- rock
- show up
- trespass
- turn
- turn out
- turn up(somewhere)
Examplesofimmigrated
immigrated
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
Since many of these men neither knew nor could document their current age or the year when they hadimmigrated, these estimates were often uncertain.
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After all, most of the older speakersimmigratedfrom the rural area.
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For newlyimmigratedmerchants it provided entrance to the right circles.
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This age restriction means that foreign-born respondents in the analysis whoimmigratedbefore 1950 must have entered the country during infancy.
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He followed that assertion with a guess that he had been "eighteen or under it" when heimmigrated.
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Therefore, species present there have eitherimmigratedor been introduced through maritime exchanges.
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Some haveimmigrated, some hold dual-citizenship, while others have permanent residence status in countries outside their own.
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Performance was negatively correlated with age of arrival for those whoimmigratedbefore adulthood (r = -.63) and then leveled off to barely above chance.
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But in 1949, for example, 145,000 people emigrated from this country and only 60,000immigratedinto this country.
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Naturally they go there in order to be with other people of the same kind as themselves who haveimmigratedpreviously, or with their descendants.
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Not all who are ruled by a particular government haveimmigratedto that jurisdiction, however; some were born there.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.These communities were originally composed of only of men whoimmigratedfor work.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Many the female immigrants worked of in service, domestic, or low-paid, white-collar workers whoimmigratedto earn money to, in return, send home.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Almost half of the population in 2001 (45.1%) was foreign-born, and of these, 49.0% hadimmigratedto the area between 1991 and 2001.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.A small number of free settlers alsoimmigratedthereafter.
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- strong similarity
- strong stance
- strong storm
- strong suit
- strong-suit
- strong support
- strong supporter
- strong suspicion
- strong syllable
- strong tendency
- strong thunderstorm
- strong tie
- strong-willed
- strong-willed
- strontium
- strop
- strophe
- strophic
- stroppily
- stroppiness
- stroppy
- strove
- struck
- structural
- structural abnormality