migrant
مہاجر
definition
noun
Very pale and worn, the insect was clearly a migrant that had arrived from North Africa on the high pressure zone.
an animal that migrates.
adjective
migrant birds
tending to migrate or having migrated.
example
There was no running water and no electricity available to sustain this tiny enclave of fisherman and 'migrant' workers, yet the mood during my visit was upbeat.
'migrant' bird
To keep their jobs, 'migrant' workers have to tolerate unfair treatment and having their pay withheld which, in turn, encourages employers to skirt the law.
Very pale and worn, the insect was clearly a 'migrant' that had arrived from North Africa on the high pressure zone.
The normal differences between urban and rural, elite and the rest, apply - with a large group of low-paid 'migrant' workers added in.
The first is that there is a fundamental difference between a refugee, who is fleeing persecution, and a 'migrant' , who is seeking a better life.
'migrant' worker
This is a lot different from the attitudes revealed in past surveys when 'migrant' workers would not have had any second thoughts before buying the cheapest product available.
Although we love our regular yard birds, every spring we are delighted with each 'migrant' that returns to nest with us.
The Myrtle form of Yellow-rumped Warbler is a common 'migrant' and winter resident in Washington.
Movement was driven mainly by the political, economic, social, and professional circumstances of the individual 'migrant' .
'migrant' animal
Restrictions or bans by certain countries have been placed to protect 'migrant' workers from trafficking and other rights violations.
Our study focused on the Wood Thrush, a Neotropical 'migrant' that nests in eastern woodlands of North America.
Kocher, who often casts herself as a 'migrant' , displaced from all possible homes, appropriately closes the volume on this ambivalent note.
This species is a common passerine long-distance 'migrant' of average size, used previously as a basis for model predictions.
One particular myth is that 'migrants' and refugees are a ‘drain on our economy’.
To prevent this happening 12 member countries have put a block on 'migrants' moving there until up to 2011.
The spring 'migrants' have moved on but the shorebirds haven't yet arrived in force.
The 'migrants' got along under the colonial regimes, dealing with powers as they found them.
We recognise that some 'migrants' , and especially refugees, may have high settlement needs.
When land was surveyed and the location of the capital decided most of these 'migrants' moved to Adelaide.
It will also enhance the ability of 'migrants' , refugees, and their families to settle here.
This is because the work 'migrants' do adds to the running of the economy.
In California, the last of the southbound animals sometimes overlap with the first northbound 'migrants' .
Javier investigates the economic and political impact of Mexican 'migrants' in the US on their home country.
We changed the immigration policy to recruit more 'migrants' who could meet labour force needs.
Some 'migrants' may prefer the anonymity of the shadow economy to the prospect of dealing with the authorities.
The 'migrants' moved to one side of their 33 ft boat and the vessel tipped over.
We will not turn our back on these or other 'migrants' contributing so much to our economy and our society.
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