英語 での Most migrants の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Programming
Most migrants are young.
Most migrants are men.
This reflects the fact that most migrants into Europe in 2015 were young men.
Most migrants are not Syrians.
人々も翻訳します
For the first half of the 1815-1913 period, most migrants continued to come from northwestern Europe.
Most migrants are coming from sub-Saharan Africa.
Eight of the ten municipalities which took in the most migrants per population in 2015 also have unemployment rates far above the national average, Aftonbladet reports.
Most migrants from Vietnam come from poor central provinces.
Even Western“international” organizations find it difficult tohide NATO's role in the refugee crisis with most migrants transiting through NATO-destroyed Libya, and NATO-member Turkey.
But most migrants vow to continue to the U. S.
For this reason most migrants choose Canada as their destination.
Most migrants from Mississippi took trains directly north to Chicago and often settled near former neighbors.
But most migrants are determined to reach the US.
But most migrants vow to continue to the United States.
Most migrants to California(so-called'Forty-Niners') abandoned their jobs, homes, and families looking for gold.
However, most migrants reported that life in Europe had been idealized and that the reality was more difficult than expected.
Most migrants travelling on the beast through Guadalajara have already spent days or weeks holding onto a freight train for dear life.
Though most migrants experience treatment disruptions while in custody, anyone who is living with HIV but on treatment that's lowered their viral count to undetectible levels cannot transmit HIV to someone else, even through sex or injection drug use.
In Hong Kong, most migrant workers are performing domestic service.
Most migrant women, including those who end up in the sex industry, have made a clear decision to leave home and take their chances overseas.
The discrimination experienced by most migrant workers, is manifested in restrictive immigration and labor laws and policies; the denial of trade union rights; exploitative working conditions, low wages and non-payment of wages; lack of access to public services such as health, housing and social security.
Second, most forced migrants will never return to their homelands.
It is important to note that most African migrants stay in Africa.