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Meanings of emigrate to in English

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Usage of emigrate to in English
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In some towns, they are handed money to emigrate to richer Norway.
The Guardian
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In the parish of Killygarvan About 50 persons annually emigrate to America.
The Irish Times
3
When the rabbits thin out, the lynx emigrate to better hunting grounds.
Baree, Son of Kazan
4
They would emigrate to America and the remaining would intermarry with Germans.
Ruth Fielding at the War Front; or, The Hunt for the Lost Soldie...
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It doesn't matter where you emigrate to and where you end up.
Reuters
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Wimbledon, after all, is a hub for Saffas who emigrate to London.
The South African
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A pity he didn't emigrate to your country, like so many Germans.
The Grey Wig: Stories and Novelettes
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We had decided to live together, and that I would emigrate to Europe.
Wired
9
Increasing xenophobia in Egypt led his family to emigrate to Athens in 1961.
The Guardian
10
In 1960, he was given the opportunity to emigrate to England.
The South African
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If I have the money maybe I will emigrate to Sweden, he said.
Reuters
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The Jews who emigrate to the United States always proceed in this fashion.
The Jewish State
13
My own response to these experts is that they should emigrate to Zimbabwe.
The Guardian
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Objectives: To explore factors influencing China-educated nurses to emigrate to Australia.
Pubmed
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In Jerusalem Flynn played Lee, a young man readying to emigrate to Australia.
The Guardian
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Narrator asks his father to emigrate to the West with him.
The new yorker
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