Meanings of émigré in English

Fortunately the student was a recent émigré from Poland named Marie Curie.

Goldman is a former partnership founded by a Jewish émigré from Bavaria.

I am kept abreast of everything that goes on in émigré society, poppet.

Kavalenka was also a Canadian émigré from the former Soviet Union.

Parker says she and the Russian émigré scientist sparked off each other immediately.

The Russian émigré community had found the girl-woman who would become their darling.

He had as an accomplice, a White Russian émigré, Arcadius Polounine.

But Kareem is a new émigré, a real shady type.

Uncle Edward disliked France, disliked even monarchical and émigré France.

The émigré Socialist homosexual cheering on the New Deal.

French émigré John Villiboise introduced the artichoke to Dublin.

If Boris was a recent émigré, he probably could.

I'd seen émigré fever symptoms in others-Goran ,forexample-butI thought I was immune to them.

He is still émigré, and likely to remain so; for the First Consul distrusts all Bourbon princes.

While an émigré during the revolution, he had married the beautiful daughter of the Frankfort banker, Bethman.

His polymathy, his philosophical sensibilities and his cultural cosmopolitanism counted for much, notably among the European émigré scientists.