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1 emigrazione
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2 emigrazione
f emigration* * *emigrazione s.f. emigration; ( di animali) migration; emigration: emigrazione interna, esterna, internal, external emigration; emigrazione stagionale, seasonal emigration // (fin.) emigrazione di capitali, flight of capital abroad.* * *[emigrat'tsjone]* * *emigrazione/emigrat'tsjone/sostantivo f.(di persona) emigration; (di animali) migration. -
3 espatrio
m (pl -i) expatriation* * *espatrio s.m. expatriation: libertà di espatrio, freedom of expatriation // espatrio clandestino, illegal emigration.* * ** * *espatriopl. - tri /es'patrjo, tri/sostantivo m.expatriation; documento valido per l'espatrio document valid for foreign travel. -
4 fenomeno
m phenomenon* * *fenomeno s.m.1 phenomenon*: fenomeno fisico, naturale, physical, natural phenomenon; fenomeno linguistico, sociale, linguistic, social phenomenon; fenomeno storico, artistico, historical, artistic phenomenon; il fenomeno dell'emigrazione, the phenomenon of emigration; fenomeno meteorologico, meteor; fenomeno transitorio, transient phenomenon; i fenomeni della natura, the phenomena of nature2 (fam.) ( cosa, persona mirabile) wonder, marvel, phenomenon*, prodigy: un fenomeno vivente, a living wonder; sei un vero fenomeno!, you are a real marvel (o you are phenomenal)! // fenomeno da baraccone, fair-ground wonder (o fair-ground marvel).* * *[fe'nɔmeno]sostantivo maschile1) phenomenon*2) colloq. fig.è un fenomeno! — she's a phenomenon o stand-out!
•* * *fenomeno/fe'nɔmeno/sostantivo m.1 phenomenon*2 colloq. fig. è un fenomeno! she's a phenomenon o stand-out!fenomeno da baraccone freak. -
5 emigrazione sf
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6 emigratorio
emigratorio agg. migratory; of emigration (pred.). -
7 emigrazione
sf [emiɡrat'tsjone]
См. также в других словарях:
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émigration — ÉMIGRATION. subst. f. Action de sortir de son pays pour aller s établir ailleurs. Il se dit aussi De l effet de cette action … Dictionnaire de l'Académie Française 1798
emigration — 1640s, from L.L. emigrationem (nom. emigratio) removal from a place, noun of action from pp. stem of L. emigrare move away, depart from a place, from ex out (see EX (Cf. ex )) + migrare to move (see MIGRATION (Cf. migration)) … Etymology dictionary
emigration — immigration (see under EMIGRANT) … New Dictionary of Synonyms
Emigration — [Network (Rating 5600 9600)] Auch: • Auswanderung … Deutsch Wörterbuch
emigration — [em΄i grā′shən] n. [LL emigratio] 1. the act of emigrating 2. emigrants collectively … English World dictionary
Emigration — Deutsche Emigranten gehen an Bord eines in die USA fahrenden Dampfers (um 1850) Ös … Deutsch Wikipedia
Emigration — Abwanderung; Exodus; Auswanderung * * * Emi|gra|ti|on [emigra ts̮i̯o:n], die; , en: 1. Auswanderung (besonders aus politischen, wirtschaftlichen od. religiösen Gründen): die Familie entschied sich zur Emigration. 2. fremdes Land als… … Universal-Lexikon
