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Meanings of migrate in anglès

portuguès
emigrar
català
migrar

Move from one country or region to another and settle there.

migrar
Usage of migrate in anglès
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The majority of the population has managed to migrate through private interventions.
The South African
2
Mature systems with lots of data can take several hours to migrate.
Apple training series: mac os x support essentials v10.6
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Avoid plastic wrap; its plasticizing chemicals tend to migrate into fat-rich foods.
On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
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Organizations tend to overestimate how quickly they'll migrate to newer operating systems.
Wired
5
And fourth, ritually migrate everything over when you get a new computer.
Wired
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Canada seems to be the country to migrate to at the moment.
Radio NZ
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Salmon migrate close to our shores, often within a couple of miles.
The Irish Times
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Neutrophils migrate to infected mucosal sites that they protect against invading pathogens.
Pubmed
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Here the birds migrate up and down instead of south and north.
The Mountains
10
We show that BM MSCs migrate in response to many chemotactic factors.
Pubmed
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In organ culture, the cells continued to migrate spontaneously into the medium.
Pubmed
12
Investors may migrate to other benchmark rates to underpin loans and derivatives.
Reuters
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They were clearly trying to migrate away from the zone of devastation.
Worlds of Honor
14
Fresh-water mussels migrate into deeper water at the approach of cold weather.
The Whence and the Whither of Man / A Brief History of His Origi...
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Only those that express phosphorylated ERa migrate and infiltrate the mouse uterus.
Pubmed
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It was suggested CXCR4-positive cells were prone to migrate to lymph nodes.
Pubmed
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Translations for migrate
portuguès
emigrarmigrar
Migrate through the time
Migrate across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common