| 单词 | migrate |
| 释义 | mi·grate intransitive verb a. (1) < pretty lucky to have migrated to this country — Victor Boesen > (2) < migrating with the alternation of crops through field after field of the West — Oscar Handlin > (3) < designing to migrate presently to a theological college — John Buchan > < migrated to Emmanuel … probably to be at his elder brother's college — A.J.Shirren > b. (1) < birds that migrate only at night — F.A.Geldard > (2) < some plants failed to migrate into their old ranges as the glaciation diminished > (3) < filiarial worms migrate within the human body > (4) < one eye gradually migrates across the top the head, until both are on the same side — R.E.Coker > c. (1) < the dunes usually migrate inland — W.W.Atwood b.1906 > (2) of an atom or group (3) of an ion (4) of a chemical substance < plasticizers that migrate into the adhesive film — Product Engineering > < retard the development of rancidity when oxidable oils … migrate into it — J.J.Aid > d. < the coal-mining centers … have migrated eastward — L.D.Stamp > < industry, having migrated from the manor to the craft guild of the town — Stringfellow Barr > transitive verb < migrate a silicon atom — J.R.Goldsmith > |
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