Definition of outmigrant in English:

outmigrant

nounˈaʊtmʌɪɡrəntˈoutˌmīɡrənt

A person who has migrated from one place to another, especially within a country.
（尤指在本国范围内的）迁移者，迁出者
Example sentencesExamples
- Migration ‘efficiency,’ the ratio of net to gross migration, was extremely low, only around 5 percent - something often not apparent from the data until the underenumeration of outmigrants was corrected after the next census.
- In the face of these challenges, villagers mobilized all the weapons in their arsenal in order both to ‘extort’ money from outmigrants and to control and, if necessary, to discipline them.
- Most outmigrants are unmarried youths or adult couples with young children who intend to stay away permanently.

Derivatives

outmigration

noun ˌaʊtmʌɪˈɡreɪʃnˈaʊtˌmaɪˈɡreɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

The action of leaving one place to settle in another, especially within a country.
（尤指在本国范围内的）迁移者，迁出者
the party aims to set up cottage industries to check outmigration from rural areas
Example sentencesExamples
- How many more years before outmigration from the Northeast and upper Midwest renders those states politically irrelevant?
- The outcome, however, of a soon-to-be-obsolescent Southern economy, outmigration, and, perhaps, of reconciliation hardly would have been more tortuous than the outcome that did, actually, occur.
- This outmigration exceeded 10 percent and included especially the young and the well educated.

Definition of outmigrant in US English:

outmigrant

nounˈoutˌmīɡrənt

A person who has migrated from one place to another, especially within a country.
（尤指在本国范围内的）迁移者，迁出者
Example sentencesExamples
- In the face of these challenges, villagers mobilized all the weapons in their arsenal in order both to ‘extort’ money from outmigrants and to control and, if necessary, to discipline them.
- Migration ‘efficiency,’ the ratio of net to gross migration, was extremely low, only around 5 percent - something often not apparent from the data until the underenumeration of outmigrants was corrected after the next census.
- Most outmigrants are unmarried youths or adult couples with young children who intend to stay away permanently.

单词	outmigrant
释义	Definition of outmigrant in English: outmigrant nounˈaʊtmʌɪɡrəntˈoutˌmīɡrənt A person who has migrated from one place to another, especially within a country. （尤指在本国范围内的）迁移者，迁出者 Example sentencesExamples Migration ‘efficiency,’ the ratio of net to gross migration, was extremely low, only around 5 percent - something often not apparent from the data until the underenumeration of outmigrants was corrected after the next census. In the face of these challenges, villagers mobilized all the weapons in their arsenal in order both to ‘extort’ money from outmigrants and to control and, if necessary, to discipline them. Most outmigrants are unmarried youths or adult couples with young children who intend to stay away permanently. Derivatives outmigration noun ˌaʊtmʌɪˈɡreɪʃnˈaʊtˌmaɪˈɡreɪʃ(ə)n mass noun The action of leaving one place to settle in another, especially within a country. （尤指在本国范围内的）迁移者，迁出者 the party aims to set up cottage industries to check outmigration from rural areas Example sentencesExamples How many more years before outmigration from the Northeast and upper Midwest renders those states politically irrelevant? The outcome, however, of a soon-to-be-obsolescent Southern economy, outmigration, and, perhaps, of reconciliation hardly would have been more tortuous than the outcome that did, actually, occur. This outmigration exceeded 10 percent and included especially the young and the well educated. Definition of outmigrant in US English: outmigrant nounˈoutˌmīɡrənt A person who has migrated from one place to another, especially within a country. （尤指在本国范围内的）迁移者，迁出者 Example sentencesExamples In the face of these challenges, villagers mobilized all the weapons in their arsenal in order both to ‘extort’ money from outmigrants and to control and, if necessary, to discipline them. Migration ‘efficiency,’ the ratio of net to gross migration, was extremely low, only around 5 percent - something often not apparent from the data until the underenumeration of outmigrants was corrected after the next census. Most outmigrants are unmarried youths or adult couples with young children who intend to stay away permanently.
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