영어에서 Emigrated 을 사용하는 예와 한국어로 번역
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The University of Kentucky at Lexington offered John an appointment as assistant professor in 1935 and he emigrated to the United States becoming naturalised in 1941.
Born in 1903, he and his family emigrated to the US when he was 10 years old.
The family emigrated to the United States in May 1904 looking for a better life, and set up home in New York.
As a result, a large number of highly educated Arabs emigrated to Libya and France in search of jobs.
So in 1924 Paul's father emigrated to Chicago in the United States, leaving Paul and his two elder brothers in Budapest.
During the last hundred years a part of the population emigrated in the search for better living conditions.
After Bott spent a year in England, the family emigrated to Canada where he prepared for university entrance during a year of study in Ontario.
Ampudia began his career in the Spanish army, and emigrated to Mexico following the Mexican War of Independence.
After Wald emigrated to the United States he met Lucille Lang and the two were married.
During World War II in 1944 he emigrated with family to Sweden.
They were a Jewish family who emigrated with Leonard's four grandparents to the United States around 1890.
In 1946 Samuel and Eva, together with their three children, emigrated to the United States.
Freundlich himself was not affected by these laws but very reluctantly he resigned from his position in Potsdam and emigrated to Turkey.
Ireland Presentation Kathleen McNulty was born in Ireland but emigrated to the United States as a young child.
In that same year, 1990, he emigrated to the United States where he became Distinguished Visiting Professor at Rutgers.
They emigrated to the United States immediately, although Fubini himself was in rather poor health by this time.
Inga Petrov, 36, and a former FSB specialist, and according to Interpol, has been using her skills emigrated from the Ukraine in 2007.
In 1976 Dynkin emigrated to the United States but, as explained in,
Bolshevism became more popular among Finnish industrial workers who emigrated to Petrograd at the end of the nineteenth century.
There he was taught by Motzkin who later emigrated to the United States and undertook joint work with Straus which we will discuss below.