repatriar

v.

1 to repatriate.

El gobierno repatrió al inmigrante The government repatriated the alien.

2 to bring home.

El gobierno repatrió a María The government brought Mary home.

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repatriar

Conjugation model [AUXILIAR], like {{link=auxiliar}}auxiliar

► verbo transitivo

1 to repatriate

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1.

VT to repatriate; [+ criminal] to deport

van a repatriar el famoso monumento — they are going to send the famous monument back to its country of origin

2.

See:

repatriarse

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verbo transitivo to repatriate

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= repatriate.

Ex. The author describes his part in the project which concerned locating and repatriating the documented cultural record of the Coquille, and working with the tribe to outline a set of principles governing the operation of the library.

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verbo transitivo to repatriate

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= repatriate.

Ex: The author describes his part in the project which concerned locating and repatriating the documented cultural record of the Coquille, and working with the tribe to outline a set of principles governing the operation of the library.

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repatriar

vt

to repatriate

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repatriar (conjugate repatriar) verbo transitivo
to repatriate
repatriar verbo transitivo to repatriate
'repatriar' also found in these entries:
English:
repatriate

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repatriar

♦ vt

1. [persona] to repatriate

2. [capitales] to repatriate

♦ See also the pronominal verb repatriarse

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repatriar

v/t repatriate

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repatriar {85} vt

: to repatriate

♦ repatriación nf