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exile

释义

exile

noun

UK /ˈeksaɪl/

Word Forms

singular	exile
plural	exiles

1
uncountable a situation in which you are forced to live in a foreign country because you cannot live in your own country, usually for political reasons
poems written by Victor Hugo during his exile in the Channel Islands
in exile:
The country’s former leader has been living in exile for two years.
force/send/drive someone into exile:
After a decade of civil war, the losers are being forced into exile.
self-imposed exile:
Wanted in Rome on corruption charges, he now lives in self-imposed exile in Tunisia.
Synonyms and related words
Moving to and living in a different country
immigration
asylum
exile
1. 1a
  mainly journalisma period of time in which you live or work away from home or the place that you prefer
  He soon returned to Manchester United after a brief exile in Italy.
  Synonyms and related words
  To leave a place to live elsewhere
  move out
  relocate
  emigrate
2
countable someone who has been forced to live in a foreign country because they cannot live in their own country, usually for political reasons
Synonyms and related words
Moving to and living in a different country
immigration
asylum
exile
1. 2a
  mainly journalismsomeone who is living or working away from home or the place that they prefer
  a team of Irish exiles in London
  Synonyms and related words
  People who live in a particular way
  a rolling stone
  beatnik
  bohemian

exile

noun

US /ˈeɡˌzaɪl/US /ˈekˌsaɪl/

Word Forms

singular	exile
plural	exiles

1
uncountable a situation in which you are forced to live in a foreign country because you cannot live in your own country, usually for political reasons
poems written by Victor Hugo during his exile in the Channel Islands
in exile:
The country’s former leader has been living in exile for two years.
force/send/drive someone into exile:
After a decade of civil war, the losers are being forced into exile.
self-imposed exile:
Wanted in Rome on corruption charges, he now lives in self-imposed exile in Tunisia.
Synonyms and related words
Moving to and living in a different country
immigration
asylum
exile
1. 1a
  mainly journalisma period of time in which you live or work away from home or the place that you prefer
  He returned to California after a brief exile in Texas.
  Synonyms and related words
  To leave a place to live elsewhere
  move out
  emigrate
  move
2
countable someone who has been forced to live in a foreign country because they cannot live in their own country, usually for political reasons
Synonyms and related words
Moving to and living in a different country
immigration
asylum
exile
1. 2a
  mainly journalismsomeone who is living or working away from home or the place that they prefer
  a team of Irish exiles in London
  Synonyms and related words
  People who live in a particular way
  a rolling stone
  beatnik
  bohemian

exile

verb transitive usually passive

UK /ˈeksaɪl/

Word Forms

present tense
I/you/we/they	exile
he/she/it	exiles
present participle	exiling
past tense	exiled
past participle	exiled

1
to force someone to live in a foreign country, usually for political reasons
Napoleon was first exiled in 1814.
exile someone to something:
His father had been exiled to France.
Synonyms and related words
To force someone to leave a place
drive out
banish
send away

exile

verb transitive usually passive

US /ˈeɡˌzaɪl/US /ˈekˌsaɪl/

Word Forms

present tense
I/you/we/they	exile
he/she/it	exiles
present participle	exiling
past tense	exiled
past participle	exiled

1
to force someone to live in a foreign country, usually for political reasons
Napoleon was first exiled in 1814.
exile someone to something:
His father had been exiled to France.
Synonyms and related words
To force someone to leave a place
ethnic cleansing
social cleansing
drive out

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