migration
Pronunciation: [maɪˈɡreɪʃən]
Word
Context: "biology"
(noun) the movement of animals from one place to another, usually to find food, warmth, or a place to breed. For example, many birds fly south for the winter because it's warmer there, and they can find more food.
Example
Every year, millions of birds undergo migration to escape the cold weather.
Example
Some animals do not migrate and stay in the same place all year long.
Example
Why do you think some animals choose migration to find food?
Context: "human geography"
(noun) when people move from one country or region to live in another. Sometimes people move to find better jobs, safety, or to be with family.
Example
The migration of families to the city has helped boost the economy.
Example
Not all migrations are easy; some people face many challenges when moving to a new country.
Example
What are some reasons that lead to migration in families?
0s0s