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flux migratoire
/fly myɡʁaˈtwaʁ/
migratory flow
Le flux migratoire vers l'Europe a augmenté ces dernières années.
The migratory flow to Europe has increased in recent years.
formal
The movement of people from one place to another, often across international borders, typically for reasons such as work, safety, or better living conditions.
Les gouvernements doivent gérer les flux migratoires de manière humaine et efficace.
Governments must manage migratory flows in a humane and effective manner.
This term is commonly used in discussions about immigration, refugee movements, and demographic shifts.
Collocations
contrôler le flux migratoireto control the migratory flowaugmenter le flux migratoireto increase the migratory flow
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Pro Tip
Contextual Usage
Use this term when discussing international migration patterns or government policies related to immigration.
Gold Rule
Precision
Avoid using 'flux migratoire' for small-scale or temporary movements; it typically refers to significant, often long-term population shifts.
Word Origin
Derived from 'flux' (flow) and 'migratoire' (migratory), reflecting the continuous movement of people.
Usage Notes
Often used in political, social, and demographic contexts to describe large-scale population movements.
Word Breakdown
flux
flow
rootmigratoire
migratory
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