English for immigrants and expatriates

The differences between immigrants, immigrants and emigrants are different in meaning and emphasis, and their usage is as follows:

First, the meaning is different.

1, floating population: floating population.

Example:

Immigrants? Bird? Shelter? Are you online? That? Reed. ?

Migratory birds nest in reeds.

2. Immigration: Immigration.

Example:

Immigrants? Legend? Really? Always? Have you been there? Popular? Theme? Are you online? Fictitious

Immigration stories have always been a common theme in novels.

3. Immigrants: people who immigrate to foreign countries.

Example:

Isn't it? Ann? Immigrants? What? Hope? Inside? That? Feeling? And then what? Spirit? Yes? That? Law. ?

He hopes that he is not an exile in the legal sense and spirit.

Second, the emphasis is different.

1, immigration: a general term for immigrants.

2. Immigrants: immigrants who have moved from other places to the local area.

3. Immigrants: immigrants who have moved from the local area to other places.

Synonym for extended data migration: migration.

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Pronunciation: English [ma?re? T] beauty [? horse ɡre？ t]？

Interpretation: Migration, migration, migration, migration, migration.

Grammar: Migration refers to the "migration" of people, which can be a large group of people or individuals, not necessarily from one country to another.

Example:

Most? Bird? Really? Where to? Fly? Dragon? Distance? Where to? Migration. ?

Most birds have to fly long distances to migrate.