第三人称复数：migrations
migration的近义词
名词迁移，移居
migration的翻译
名词
1. There has been a migration of people from the country to the towns.
人们从乡下移居城镇。
2. Scientists have studied the migration of fish over long distances in the river.
科学家研究过江中的鱼类远距离回游的现象。
1. 移行：因此,研究者推测,NMDA异常将导致神经元移行(migration)、突触连接减少、神经元变性和凋亡. 越来越多的证据提示,非典型抗精神病药物治疗精神分裂症的基础与其逆转NMDA功能低下有关. 精神分裂症尸脑证明,前额叶和丘脑的NMDA受体密度和数量明显低于正常人.
2. 迁徙：最新诗集<<迁徙>>(Migration)的获奖应该是众望所归,毕竟几十年来国家图书奖对他已经亏欠良多. 珍妮.伯兹奥尔的处女作<<烛芯>>(ThePender-wicks)毫无争议地捧得青年文学奖. 该作品讲述了一个单身父亲和4个女儿之间的故事.
1. CANBERRA - Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has rejected calls to cut overseas migration as new figures revealed Australia's population passed 22 million.
2. Relations were restored in 1991 following the collapse of communism, a period that also saw mass migration of Jews from the Soviet Union to Israel.
3. migration的解释
3. The emerging new migration pattern will reshape the traditionally compact ethnic communities and lead to profound changes in the ethnic relations in China.
4. migration在线翻译
4. In addition to access to education and urban conveniences including television, one tangible advantage to the migration is companionship.
5. The peak travel season is the largest annual migration in the world and the public routinely complain about problems of buying train tickets.
6. Conservationist Poole says the real problem is the " migration " of birds in trade.
7. US newspapers have been grappling with a steep drop in print advertising revenue, steadily declining circulation and the migration of readers to free news online.
8. Hong Kong has always been a city of migrants, and the current return migration is not new.
9. migration
9. Thailand has found that training staff with a locally focused curriculum encourages retention in rural areas and a drop in migration.
10. They accounted for around a fifth of total net migration in the year to March, according to provisional data from the International Passenger Survey.
noun
1. the movement of persons from one country or locality to another
2. the periodic passage of groups of animals (especially birds or fishes) from one region to another for feeding or breeding
3. (chemistry) the nonrandom movement of an atom or radical from one place to another within a molecule
4. a group of people migrating together (especially in some given time period)