resettle

Thân thiện

The family will resettle in a small town next month.

Definition

Verb: 1. To settle in a new place: To move and establish a home or community in a different location, often permanently. This typically involves leaving one's previous home due to factors like conflict, disaster, or opportunity.

Usage

The verb "resettle" is used to describe the action of moving to and establishing a new home. It is often used in contexts involving refugees, immigrants, or populations displaced by events. - It is a transitive verb (e.g., to resettle people) and can also be used intransitively (e.g., people resettle). - It often implies a degree of organization or assistance in the moving process.

Examples

• The government program aims to resettle families affected by the flood.
• After the war, many refugees hoped to resettle in peaceful countries.
• It can be difficult for older people to resettle in a foreign culture.

Advanced Usage

• "To be resettled" (Passive Voice): Often used to describe people who are moved with assistance.
  • The displaced villagers were resettled in temporary camps.
• Resettling (Gerund/Noun form): The process of moving to a new place.
  • Resettling in a new country presents many challenges.

Variants and Related Words

• Resettlement (Noun): The process of settling in a new place.
  • The resettlement of the refugees was handled by an international agency.

Synonyms

• Relocate: To move to a new place, especially for work. (Less specific to forced migration than "resettle".)
• Transplant: To move someone or something to a different place. (Can sound more formal or medical.)

Antonyms

• Remain: To stay in the same place.
• Settle (initially): To establish a home for the first time in a location.

Học thuật

Verb

1. settle in a new place
   • The immigrants had to resettle