Examples of using Emigrate in English and their translations into Slovak
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in 1628 he had to emigrate.
international contacts, they can emigrate more easily than others.
I fear that many will emigrate.
In 1774, by happenstance, he met Benjamin Franklin in London, who helped him emigrate to Philadelphia.
which caused the Jews to convert or emigrate.
Annually about 150,000 Germans emigrate, most of them to the Anglo-Saxon world.
Emigration(from Latin ex-migrare, emigrate) is leaving the country of origin
(SK) When workers emigrate, children often become the victims of their families' improved financial circumstances.
people could"emigrate" to the other side of the airport.
people can"emigrate" to the other side of the airport.
security controls are in part designed to make life so miserable for Palestinians that they will emigrate.
The president also recalled that at times when people had to emigrate for freedom before 1989, society was demoralised by the level of distrust prevailing among people.
They experience an intimate pain when they see that it does not matter to anyone that they have to emigrate to look for work or when, there, we look at them with suspicion because they are strangers.
must emigrate in the hope of a safe life.
dignity of people across the globe who emigrate for economic or employment-related reasons by means of appropriate legislation
a number of cartoonists had to emigrate, and others adapted by collaborating with the Soviet publishing houses.
A quarter of young people in Ireland are now unemployed and 1 000 people emigrate every week, so for many Irish families, the very notion of Youth on the Move has a very different meaning.
with the result that they decide against scientific or technological careers or emigrate from Europe.
they finally pardoned on condition that they had to sell out of all their possessions and forever emigrate from Pressburg.
when European citizens and their families exercise their right of free movement or emigrate to a second Member State.