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Meanings of repatriate in English
Portuguese
repatriar Usage of repatriate in English
1
Plans to repatriate Vaetasi's body were yet to be made, she said.
2
Germany is organising mercy flights to repatriate its citizens from New Zealand.
3
But most of their home countries have resisted calls to repatriate them.
4
Plans are underway to repatriate Sergeant Hartley's body back to New Zealand.
5
Converting may very well encourage U.S. companies to repatriate their foreign profits.
6
But many would like to repatriate that money, or bring it home.
7
Turkey's parliament approved overnight an agreement enabling Ankara to repatriate Pakistani migrants.
8
After that, they can only repatriate their funds on a weekly basis.
9
When that happens, the yen could skyrocket as Japanese funds repatriate cash.
10
Thailand and Laos reached an agreement in March to repatriate the Hmong.
11
Other evacuation flights will repatriate residents of Israel, Hong Kong and Canada.
12
It uses US dollar bond offerings, in part, to repatriate the cash.
13
About 1 million refugees normally voluntarily repatriate every year, according to the UNHCR.
14
The South African government is planning to repatriate all South Africans.
15
A fleet of aircraft will be used to repatriate British citizens.
16
That's really on the basis that we've no plans to repatriate those funds.
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Repatriate across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common