0 (of certain birds and animals) to travel from one region to another at certain times of the year -- di trú
Many birds migrate in the early winter.
1 (of people) to change one’s home to another country or (regularly) from place to place -- di cư
The Gothic peoples who overwhelmed the Roman Empire migrated from the East.
Their wives have never been employed and migrated to town through marriage.
Their sons migrated for reasons of economic hardship and personal insecurity following political harassment.
Appropriating the colonizers' claims to bring ' progress ', migrants attempted to achieve status and influence in the villages from which they had migrated.
Radial glia function during development of the central nervous system as scaffolds for radially migrating neurons.
Most of the trapped electrons remain close to the island separatrix, with only a few particles migrating towards the centre.
The ' most dynamic elements ' ended up migrating to the city.
By the middle of 1853 some 50,000 diggers had migrated to the valley, and a government camp had been established to administer the field.
In contrast, we found that larvae that had migrated to the brain remained there, although some migrated to the eyes.
