Synonym: deport, exile. Similar words: repatriate, patriarch, patriarchy, patriarchal, patriot, patrician, psychiatrist, infuriate. Meaning: [eks'pætrɪeɪt] 
n. voluntarily absent from home or country. v. 1. expel from a country 2. move away from one's native country and adopt a new residence abroad.
n. voluntarily absent from home or country. v. 1. expel from a country 2. move away from one's native country and adopt a new residence abroad. 
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31 The effect of expatriate's extraversion on expatriate adjustment is significantly positive.
32 Those ranks are top-heavy with former members of the Gadhafi regime who switched sides early in the revolution, and expatriate Libyans who have lived abroad for most of Gadhafi's rule.
33 Expatriate Chinese entrepreneurs are creating a new economic superpower in Asia.
34 He is content to remain an expatriate the rest of his life.
35 Long-stay visiting expatriate and national business travel, education, health, voluntary workers in the mission to form a "small American community."
36 Job involvement has mediator effect between expatriate adjustment and job satisfaction.
37 This paper develops a practical approach for the selection of expatriate managers and discusses expatriate - training.
38 Application of work visa, work permit and house lease for expatriate staff.
39 Some of them have the idea that this a short cut to a fast expatriate package.
40 The cost of living for expatriate s(2) in the Russian capital is nearly 35 percent higher than in New York,[sentencedict .com] which served as the base city for the survey.
41 If the expatriate leaves China prior to reaching the retirement age, his or her personal insurance account will be reserved and can be revived when he or she returns to China to recommence employment.
42 The expatriate community contributes greatly to our economy and to our unique culture.
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