Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Migration"s

A: it means that the net migration has reached it’s highest point

A: They had several different plans for moving from one situation or configuration to another.

A: @crayon: To live in one place, then move to another.

ex:) Birds migrate to warmer places in winter.

A: there is little migration because of the coronavirus.

A: I'm not sure if you want "migration" or the other form of it ("migrate") so I'll use both for you.

"Birds travel across the country when the seasons change. This is known as "migration."

"Let's migrate over to that group of boys!"

"I can't believe the river migrated us over to the edge."

"Look, the birds are migrating!"

Typically "migrating" and every form of this word is most commonly used to describe when birds migrate, however it can be used when referring to yourself and/or a group of others when moving from one place to another, or "migrating".

A:
1- To Immigrate:- means for a person or group of people to move to a new country from their country of birth.
For example:
He immigrated to the japan from canada.

2-To migrate is the action of moving from one place to another, and is not limited to moving from and to countries.
For example:
Many birds migrate in the summer.

A: migration is a movement for people or animals for example you are going to another country its a movement from region to another
Immigration it can be use like a place at the airport you need to pass through the immigration before entering the country or an action of coming to foreign country

A: Migration generally refers to the natural world and has nothing to with modern state boundaries. Birds migrate north in the summer. To immigrate is to move from one country to another.

A: You emigrate = you leave your country
You immigrate = you arrive / come to a country to live permanently
Migrate = moving from a place to another. it doesn't have to be permanent

A: The difference is the perspective. Migration = moving from country A to country B. Immigration = moving to country B. Emigration = moving from country A. E.g. Syria is experiencing emigration, Germany is experiencing emigration, and the whole EU-Middle East are is experiencing migration.

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A: There is the great migration of people heading back to their hometowns between the New Year's Eve and New Year 's.

A: Are you unsure of the meaning of the “too often” part? This usually implies that the person writing is unhappy with how much something is happening.

“The pitcher’s fastball was too often hit by the opposing players, so he was taken out of the game.”


In your situation, maybe think of it like this:

“As the major migration continues, the problems and frictions increase more often than one would hope.”

I hope this helps!

A: maybe say .. is a mystery.

A: "migration" is mostly used for animal's natural travel during the seasons of the year, it would seem odd to say that people were migrating.
"Immigration" means moving into a country. If someone from a foreign country is living in you country they are an immigrant.
"Emigration" means moving away from a country. If someone moves away from your home country, they emigrated away.