| 单词 | repatriation |
| 释义 | repatriation (once / 15173 pages) n Repatriation is the act of returning to your own country. If you’ve been living in another country since you were two, and you are now thirty-five, repatriation may be more complicated. In Latin, the prefix re- signifies a return of some kind, and patria is another way of saying a person's native land. Repatriation generally refers to a person who has either forcibly or voluntarily left his own country and is now returning. It can also refer to the return of important objects, like historical artifacts, to their country of origin. If you're a patriotic person, then repatriation is important to you, especially for significant people or objects! WORD FAMILYrepatriation: repatriations+/repatriate: repatriated, repatriates, repatriating, repatriation USAGE EXAMPLESThis is where the repatriation plan passed by Bush — which reduced the top corporate tax rate to 5 percent instead of 10 percent — becomes relevant. Salon(Jan 01, 2017) This repatriation effort is getting started just as Donald J. Trump’s election as president threatens to complicate the message of the kleptocracy initiative. New York Times(Dec 30, 2016) Now with his political rivals poised to retain control of Congress and occupy the White House, Delaney’s repatriation tax proposal may find new life. Washington Post(Dec 28, 2016) n the act of returning to the country of origin Hyper homecoming, return a coming to or returning home |
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