英语词汇immigrant的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

immigrant AC /ˈɪməɡrənt, ˈɪmɪɡrənt/ noun someone who enters another country to live there permanentlyadjectivesEuropean/African/Jewish etc immigrants There has been a recent increase in the number of African immigrants.an illegal immigrant Large numbers of illegal immigrants try to enter the country.a legal immigrant 720,000 legal immigrants were admitted to the United States in that year.a recent immigrant The majority of workers at the factory are recent immigrants.a first-generation immigrant (=someone who came to a country as a child or adult) Her parents were first-generation immigrants from Poland.a second-generation immigrant (=who was born in a country to parents who were immigrants) The boys are second-generation immigrants who grew up speaking English.verbswelcome immigrants (=be pleased to accept them) The US has always welcomed immigrants.immigrant + nounsan immigrant family A quarter of the school’s students are from immigrant families.immigrant workers Many immigrant workers live in poor areas of the city.an immigrant community/group There are shops catering for various immigrant communities.an immigrant population The immigrant population increased rapidly during the 1970s.prepositionsimmigrants from a country His grandparents were immigrants from Mexico.immigrants to a country Many immigrants to the United States are better educated than the average American.phrasesa wave/influx of immigrants (=a large number of them) A new wave of immigrants arrived in the 1950s.a flood of immigrants disapproving (=a very large number that arrive at the same time – used especially when you think there are too many) Some people are worried that there will be a flood of immigrants coming into their country.

词组	immigrant
释义	immigrant AC /ˈɪməɡrənt, ˈɪmɪɡrənt/ noun someone who enters another country to live there permanentlyadjectivesEuropean/African/Jewish etc immigrants There has been a recent increase in the number of African immigrants.an illegal immigrant Large numbers of illegal immigrants try to enter the country.a legal immigrant 720,000 legal immigrants were admitted to the United States in that year.a recent immigrant The majority of workers at the factory are recent immigrants.a first-generation immigrant (=someone who came to a country as a child or adult) Her parents were first-generation immigrants from Poland.a second-generation immigrant (=who was born in a country to parents who were immigrants) The boys are second-generation immigrants who grew up speaking English.verbswelcome immigrants (=be pleased to accept them) The US has always welcomed immigrants.immigrant + nounsan immigrant family A quarter of the school’s students are from immigrant families.immigrant workers Many immigrant workers live in poor areas of the city.an immigrant community/group There are shops catering for various immigrant communities.an immigrant population The immigrant population increased rapidly during the 1970s.prepositionsimmigrants from a country His grandparents were immigrants from Mexico.immigrants to a country Many immigrants to the United States are better educated than the average American.phrasesa wave/influx of immigrants (=a large number of them) A new wave of immigrants arrived in the 1950s.a flood of immigrants disapproving (=a very large number that arrive at the same time – used especially when you think there are too many) Some people are worried that there will be a flood of immigrants coming into their country.
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