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Meanings of emigree in English

Portuguese
emigrante
Catalan
emigrant

Someone who leaves one country to settle in another.

emigrante
Usage of emigree in English
1
The dairy was now run by a young Polish emigree named Beatrice Poznanski.
The new yorker
2
Woman in Gold tells the story of an Austrian emigree, Maria Altmann, played by Dame Helen.
Radio NZ
3
It is an account by the emigree writer George Mikes of a recent visit to his native Budapest.
The new yorker
4
Tells about the origins of American nudism, in 1929, at the hands of a German emigree named Kurt Barthel.
The new yorker
5
They had been interested in the falsifications of two previous speakers, an anti-Communist emigree Count & a Soviet embassy official.
The new yorker
6
Coached the previous evening by his Polish emigree parents, young Leszek Borysiewicz quickly tried out Please can I go to the toilet?
The Guardian
7
The NBC emigree pulls 2.2 million viewers, lower than where the disappointing "Men of A Certain Age" concluded its run.
Reuters
8
The senior Mr. Surmach ran the store as a kind of switchboard for Ukrainian emigrees.
The new yorker
Translations for emigree
Portuguese
emigrante
Emigree through the time