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Significados de expatriate en inglés

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экспатприация
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expatriada
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exiliat
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expatriada

Individual temporarily or permanently residing in a country other than that of their citizenship.

expatriada
portugués
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exiliar

Expel from a country.

desterrar
Uso de expatriate en inglés
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Several Gulf countries have a sizeable population of Keralites as expatriate workers.
Reuters
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It did a roaring trade among expatriate aid workers, diplomats and journalists.
The Irish Times
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Erdogan typically addresses a mass audience of expatriate Turks when visiting Germany.
Reuters
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No Australian would expatriate himself by carrying his goods in that fashion.
In the Roaring Fifties
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The Tigers, too, are renowned for demanding contributions from expatriate business owners.
Reuters
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Brett found six Triumph Bonnevilles through a British expatriate in Montego Bay.
Anthropology of an american girl: a novel
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Local aid workers are more likely to be targeted than their expatriate colleagues.
The Irish Times
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Most private investment from abroad has so far come from expatriate Somalis returning.
Reuters
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Remittances by expatriate workers is a major source of Bangladesh's foreign exchange reserves.
Reuters
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Other outstanding issues include guarantees for expatriate rights and trade rules after Brexit.
Reuters
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However, expatriate Indians in the Gulf are having a field day from it.
BBC
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All are Papua New Guineans with the exception of an expatriate public servant.
Radio NZ
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What is the wage gap between local and expatriate aid workers?
The Guardian
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An expatriate man was also injured in the attack, it said.
Reuters
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This American expatriate's experiences since September 11th have been so opposite to his.
The Irish Times
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BG Group and BP pulled out non-essential expatriate staff last month.
Reuters
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Translations for expatriate
Expatriate a través del tiempo
Expatriate por variante geográfica
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