Pronunciation: /ˈɪməɡrənt/
noun a person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country
A1 The immigrant arrived in a new country.
A2 The immigrant worked hard to build a new life.
B1 The immigrant faced many challenges adjusting to a new culture.
B2 The immigrant contributed to the local community by volunteering.
C1 The immigrant's story of resilience and success inspired many.
C2 The immigrant's experience of assimilation and identity is a complex one.
adjective relating to a person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country
A1 My immigrant friend just moved here from another country.
A2 The immigrant family struggled to adapt to their new home.
B1 The immigrant population in the city has been steadily increasing.
B2 She found a job at a company that values immigrant workers.
C1 The immigrant community organized a cultural festival to celebrate diversity.
C2 His immigrant background gave him a unique perspective on global issues.
formal The government is implementing new policies to better assist immigrant communities.
informal My neighbor is an immigrant from Mexico and she makes the best tamales.
slang Some people still hold negative stereotypes about immigrants, which is totally unfair.
figurative Learning a new language can sometimes feel like being an immigrant in your own country.
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