Flüchtling
refugee
a person who has had to leave their country because of war or danger
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Flüchtling synonyms
What's the difference between Flüchtling / Asylbewerber / Asylant / Geflüchteter / Vertriebener / Flüchtling aus wirtschaftlichen Gründen
A person who has applied for asylum and is waiting for a decision; emphasizes the legal process.
An outdated and often negatively colored word for a person seeking asylum; can sound dismissive.
A neutral, modern term for a person who fled war or danger; emphasizes the act of fleeing.
A person forced to leave home or their homeland, often because of war or expulsion; can be broader than 'refugee'.
A person who left their country mainly because of poverty or lack of prospects; not a precise legal official term.
A participle meaning 'fled'; describes an action, not a noun-like status of a person.
A descriptive phrase meaning 'seeking protection'; emphasizes the need for safety rather than legal status.
A descriptive expression meaning someone left their homeland; emphasizes departure, not necessarily the reason.
An adjective meaning 'caused by war'; does not name a person, only the reason for fleeing or a situation.
An adverb meaning 'out of necessity' or 'unavoidably'; describes an action, not a noun for a person.
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Flüchtling means refugee. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce Flüchtling
/ˈflʏçtlɪŋ/
Flüchtling translation
refugee
Flüchtling transcription
/ˈflʏçtlɪŋ/
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Flüchtling meaning: what does it mean?
eine Person, die vor Krieg oder Gefahr aus ihrem Land fliehen musste
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