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Meanings of emigre in English
Usage of emigre in English
1
A future king of France, while an emigre, had been to Louisiana.
2
It is the third high-profile killing of a Chechen emigre since September.
3
Solidarity was trapped by a number of myths, said a Polish emigre scholar.
4
They hired Peckham, a South African emigre, to write the script.
5
She has the emigre blood in her veins, and it will come out.
6
Some say he's a wealthy emigre turning his talents to account.
7
The old captain was an emigre, and had returned undecided what he would do.
8
His father, Emmanuel, was a Jewish emigre from Kiev.
9
Do you wait at table and hand little dishes to coster-mongers, ancien regime, en emigre?
10
As an emigre French artist who moved to New York in 1938, her career developed slowly.
11
Salim is a travelling salesman, an emigre from Oman stranded in the snow of New York.
12
Piotr met Laurie through his cousin, Marek, an emigre bachelor who works in a travel agency.
13
Gazdanov's elegantly eerie 1940s novel about an emigre journalist's ongoing trauma is tightly constructed and fast-moving.
14
Was his father one Joseph Boleslaw Kopernicus Stokowski, a Polish emigre who became a London stockbroker?
15
The emigre came always at the appointed time, and always took away a large piece of bread.
16
Seated at it are General Danican, the emigre leader of the mob, and General Menou, his government opposite number.
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