remigration
remigration — 名詞
1. the act or process of moving back to a place that you or your family originally
回遷;再遷徙
返回原居地的遷移過程
the act or process of moving back to a place that you or your family originally came from, after living in another place for some time
After twenty years in Canada, Hamza's family began planning their remigration to Morocco.
在加拿大住了二十年後,Hamza 一家人開始規劃回遷摩洛哥。
collocation: plan remigration
The professor studied patterns of remigration among Southeast Asian workers.
這位教授研究了東南亞勞工的回遷模式。
collocation: remigration among [group]
Carlos planned his remigration to Mexico City after retiring from teaching.
卡洛斯計劃在退休後回遷到墨西哥城。
Astrid's remigration to Sweden was prompted by a job offer in Stockholm.
Astrid 之所以回遷瑞典,是因為斯德哥爾摩有一份工作機會。
The government launched a program to assist with the remigration of retired workers.
政府推出了一項計畫,協助退休勞工回遷。
- return migration
more descriptive and slightly more common in academic writing
- repatriation
often implies government-organized or enforced return to one's country of citizenship
- reverse migration
emphasises the direction opposite to the original flow of people
- emigration
leaving one's home country to settle elsewhere
- out-migration
moving out of a region or country, without the return meaning
用法筆記
Remigration most commonly refers to people returning to their country of origin, rather than to animals or seasonal movements — for those uses, choose migration instead. The prefix re- here usually implies returning 'back' rather than simply 'again.'