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expat [ˌeksˈpæt] RZ. pot.

expat skr. od expatriate

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I . expatriate form. [ɪkˈspætriət, ekˈ-, Am ekˈspeɪ-, ɪkˈ-] RZ.

expatriate

ekspatriant r.m. (osoba mieszkająca na stałe za granicą)

there are many Dutch expatriates around here

w okolicy mieszka wielu Holendrów

British expatriates living in Poland

Anglicy, którzy osiedlili się w Polsce

the expatriate community

środowisko r.n. emigracyjne

II . expatriate form. [ɪkˈspætrieɪt, ekˈ-, Am ekˈspeɪ-, ɪkˈ-] CZ. cz. przech.

to expatriate sb

ekspatriować kogoś

to expatriate sb

skazywać [perf skazać] kogoś na banicję

III . expatriate form. [ɪkˈspætrieɪt, ekˈ-, Am ekˈspeɪ-, ɪkˈ-] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

expatriate

wyjechać za granicę

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

angielski

Addressing a long-felt need among the expat population for pizza that was not topped with fish flakes or mayonnaise, it was an immediate success.

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Late 1998/99 saw huge changes in the fledgling competition as the country began ending numerous expat contracts.

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The war-torn city began to see some positive development as millions of expats returned to the country.

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The magazine itself acts as a source of information for many in the expat and local community.

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Many expats have been deported for minor traffic charges without any judicial review.

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A number of local expat families approached the school leadership and asked if they would consider keeping the school going as an independent school.

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Many pubs and restaurants were built to accommodate the tastes of the ever-expanding expat workforce.

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Cross-cultural understanding is not just for incoming expats.

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They are somewhat quieter suburbs with cottage-style accommodations, where many of the expat crowd live.

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The village has a resident population of around 50 people, of which over half are expats.

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