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I . migrant [ˈmaɪgrənt] SOST

1. migrant form (person):

migrant
migrant m

2. migrant ZOOL:

migrant
zwierzę nt wędrowne

II . migrant [ˈmaɪgrənt] AGG

migrant
migracyjny
migrant animal
wędrowny

migrant laborer SOST ingl am

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These migrants have put strains on services such as education.
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While in parliament she took many positions outside of parliament in boards of foundations and associations for migrants, women and other social groups.
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These poor and new migrants sought work in the city but with little to no money, they could not afford urban housing.
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The city houses a notable number of migrants.
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Some of the most significant principles in this new law included new rights for migrants.
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The city has historically attracted a large number of migrant workers.
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Migrants to the cities took up this new worldview, also refusing "gut" healing and traditional medicine.
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Migrants to this area had taken with them the revolutionary spirit of political independence.
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They owned a camp for migrant farm workers.
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Commonwealth immigration, made up largely of economic migrants, rose from 3,000 per year in 1953 to 46,800 in 1956 and 136,400 in 1961.
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