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Definition of migrant in English Turkish dictionary
- göçmen
On beş bin göçmen Kanal Tüneli'ne saldırdı.
-Fifteen hundred migrants stormed the Channel Tunnel.
Birçok göçmen Balkanlar üzerinden Yunanistan'dan Batı Avrupa'ya seyahat ediyor.
-Many migrants travel from Greece, through the Balkans, to Western Europe.
- göçebe
- göçmen kuş
- (isim) göçmen
- migrant worker
- göçmen işçi
- migrant workers
- göçmen işçiler
- migrant labour
- göçmen işçi
- migrant policy
- göçmen politikası
- wandering
- gezerek
- wandering
- cevelan
- wandering
- afaki
- wandering
- {i} gezgin
- wandering
- {f} gez
Çocuk kasabayı geziniyordu.
-The boy was wandering about the town.
Tom'un alışveriş merkezinde tek başına gezinmesini istemiyorum.
-I don't want Tom wandering around the mall by himself.
- alien migrant interdiction operations
- (Askeri) yabancı uyruklu göçmen tecrit harekatı
- irregular migrant
- (Kanun) düzensiz göçmen
- wandering
- dolaşan
- wandering
- wander uzaklaş/dolaş
- wandering
- {s} başıboş dolaşan
- wandering
- {s} serseri
- wandering
- (sıfat) amaçsızca dolaşan, avare, başıboş dolaşan, dalgın, göçebe, serseri, sayıklayan, sürüngen (bitki)
- wandering
- {s} dalgın
- wandering
- {i} daldan dala konma
- wandering
- (isim) gezginlik, gezinme, amaçsızca dolaşma, daldan dala konma, dalgınlık, sayıklama
- wandering
- {i} dalgınlık
- wandering
- {s} göçebe
- wandering
- {i} gezginlik
- wandering
- {s} başıboş dolaşan/gezen
- wandering
- {i} gezinme
Tom'un alışveriş merkezinde tek başına gezinmesini istemiyorum.
-I don't want Tom wandering around the mall by himself.
- wandering
- {s} sürüngen (bitki)
- wandering
- gezginci
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Definition of migrant in English English dictionary
- Traveller or worker who moves from one region or country to another
- Migratory
- A migratory bird or other animal
- wandering
- Describing birds that regularly migrate to and from nesting and wintering areas
- A migrant is a person who moves from one place to another, especially in order to find work. The government divides asylum-seekers into economic migrants and genuine refugees. migrant workers following harvests northward
- habitually moving from place to place especially in search of seasonal work; "appalled by the social conditions of migrant life"; "migratory workers"
- traveler who moves from one region or country to another
- {i} one who migrates; wanderer; bird or another animal that relocates seasonally
- Migrants are birds, fish, or animals that migrate from one part of the world to another. Migrant birds shelter in the reeds
- {s} migrating, migratory, of that which moves from one place to another
- A person who leaves his/her country of origin to seek residence in another country
- a person who moves regularly
- traveler who moves from one region or country to another habitually moving from place to place especially in search of seasonal work; "appalled by the social conditions of migrant life"; "migratory workers
- migrant worker
- a person with temporary permission to work in another country
- migrant worker
- an agricultural labourer who travels from place to place harvesting seasonal crops
- migrant workers
- plural form of migrant worker
- migrant labour
- Semiskilled or unskilled workers who move from one region to another, offering their services on a temporary, usually seasonal, basis. In North America, migrant labour is generally employed in agriculture and moves seasonally from south to north following the harvest. In Europe and the Middle East, migrant labour usually involves urban rather than agricultural employment and calls for longer periods of residence. The migrant labour market is often disorganized and exploitative. Many workers are supervised by middlemen such as labour contractors and crew leaders, who recruit and transport them and dispense their pay. Labourers commonly endure long hours, low wages, poor working conditions, and substandard housing. In some countries, child labour is widespread among migrant labourers, and even in the U.S. those children who do not work often do not go to school, since schools are usually open only to local residents. Workers willing to accept employment on these terms are usually driven by even worse conditions in their home countries. Labour organizing is made difficult by mobility and by low rates of literacy and political participation, though some migrant labourers in the U.S. have been unionized. See also Cesar Chavez
- migrant labour
- {i} foreign worker
- migrant shrike
- of central North America; winters in Texas and the southern Mississippi valley
- migrants
- Animals that migrate
- migrants
- People who move from one place to another to live or work
- migrants
- People who move to another country to live
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