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Her parents were migrant farm workers.migrant = moving from one place to another -- often seasonally for work
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The crops won't be picked without migrant workers.migrant = people who move from one place to another -- in this case seasonally for work
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If they refuse to work, they will lose their cabins in the migrant camps. (source)migrant = for people move from place to place rather than living in one place
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A few truck drivers and cowboys had rooms at the LBJ Apartments, but most of the other people who lived there were migrant workers and their families, and we heard them talking through the thin Sheetrock walls. (source)migrant = people who often move their home to a different region for work
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Like Max, she had the Slavic features of their Polish mother, who had arrived in Lubeck almost forty years earlier as a migrant worker and found work in Dietrich Blumenthal's jewelry shop, later also winning his heart. (source)migrant = someone who moves their home to a different region for work
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In this, as in so much else, the Scots-Irish migrants resemble their kin back in the holler. (source)migrants = people who move from another place
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Creedless shells of men tottering down the causeways like migrants in a feverland.† (source)migrants = those who moves from one place to another
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Sometimes he slips the shoes off his feet and hands them to a migrant. (source)migrant = a person who moves from one geographic region to another
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They became migrants.† (source)migrants = those who moves from one place to another
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…electricity network were such that a few motes of nighttime brightness remained in Saeed and Nadia's locality, at properties on the edges, near where barricades and checkpoints were manned by armed government forces, and in scattered pockets that were for some reason difficult to disconnect, and in the odd building here and there where an enterprising migrant had rigged together a connection to a still-active high-voltage line, risking and in some cases succumbing to electrocution. (source)migrant = a person who moved from one place to another
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It is true that young rabbits are great migrants and capable of journeying for miles, but they do not take to it readily.† (source)migrants = those who moves from one place to another
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They were not farm men any more, but migrant men. (source)migrant = (people who) move from one place to another
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Like me, they were migrants from the east and refugees from their own community.† (source)migrants = those who moves from one place to another
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The migrant workers would come and pick fruit for a few weeks and then move on.† (source)migrant = one who moves from one place to another
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Immigrant is a word coined in America, for migrants who came in, rather than went out, the meaning of emigrant, which was how Europe saw it.† (source)migrants = those who moves from one place to another
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She's got two little kids—her husband is a migrant.† (source)migrant = one who moves from one place to another
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