мигрировать
migrate
living beings wild animals verb
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мигрировать synonyms
What's the difference between мигрировать / эмигрировать / иммигрировать / перелетать / переселяться / перемещаться
Means to leave one's country and move to another to live (often with a legal/permanent sense).
Means to enter and settle in another country (viewpoint from the receiving country).
Emphasizes the mode of movement — flying; often used about birds or airplanes.
Means resettling people or whole communities to new places of residence, often with connotations of sedentarization and administrative process.
General verb 'to move/relocate' applicable to people, animals, and objects; more neutral and broader in meaning than 'migrate'.
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How to pronounce мигрировать and what this word means
мигрировать means migrate. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce мигрировать
[mʲigrʲirəˈvatʲ]
мигрировать translation
migrate
мигрировать examples
Viele Vögel wandern im Herbst.
мигрировать transcription
[mʲigrʲirəˈvatʲ]
Questions about this word
мигрировать meaning: what does it mean?
перемещаться на большие расстояния, чаще сезонно, ради питания или размножения
мигрировать pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
мигрировать is pronounced as [mʲigrʲirəˈvatʲ]. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
мигрировать definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
Viele Vögel wandern im Herbst. Translation: Многие птицы улетают осенью.
Is мигрировать part of Wild Animals vocabulary?
Yes, мигрировать (migrate) can be learned in the Wild Animals topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is мигрировать part of Living Beings vocabulary?
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