Examples of using Emigrate in English and their translations into Czech
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I should emigrate.
Emigrate, migrate, whatever.
So that he can emigrate.
I have to emigrate to Venezuela!
An entire people can't emigrate.
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You can't emigrate from unhappiness, Nona.
An entire nation can't emigrate.
When parents emigrate for work, these children are also left alone.
I thought we might emigrate.
I'm 13-- they would let me emigrate to Jupiter if I could get a ride.
I will raise it so it can emigrate.
Most people emigrate for work, which they find predominantly in Russia and the EU.
Any time he wanted to… emigrate south.
I helped his relatives emigrate from Guadeloupe many years ago, and in return, he assists me with matters.
But rather that its nature makes it emigrate.
Top 10% will get richer,the rest can emigrate to Mexico, live a better life.
I will raise this grasshopper so that he can emigrate.
Unfortunately, she will have to emigrate to another country.
It won't be easy, butthey're letting the Jews emigrate.
Some for the sake of it get married, some emigrate; I have thrown away my glasses.
You tell the lawyer anything about why I had to emigrate?
Poverty is one of the main reasons why people emigrate from Africa and come to Europe.
Not only poor farmers emigrate, but in search of a better future the intelligentsia too- the spiritual elite of the nation.
I just wanna run away or hide of emigrate or.
I helped his relatives emigrate from Guadeloupe many years ago, and in return, he assists me with matters which require physical labor.
I see. When our countries unite,you would better emigrate somewhere else.
Look I was just wondering, would you like to meet up some time, oralternatively I could never phone you again and emigrate.
With matters which require physical labor. I helped his relatives emigrate and in return, he assists me from Guadeloupe many years ago.
Weapons expert, he go off deep end in Desert Storm, emigrate to Israel.
A quarter of young people in Ireland are now unemployed and1 000 people emigrate every week, so for many Irish families, the very notion of Youth on the Move has a very different meaning.