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to exile
01
exiliar
to force someone to live away from their native country, usually due to political reasons or as a punishment
Transitive: to exile sb
Ejemplos
The political dissident was exiled from the country for speaking out against the government.
El disidente político fue exiliado del país por hablar en contra del gobierno.
The king decided to exile the traitor, forbidding him from returning to the kingdom.
El rey decidió exiliar al traidor, prohibiéndole regresar al reino.
Exile
01
exilio
the situation of someone who is sent to live in another country or city by force, particularly as a penalty or for political reasons
Ejemplos
The political dissident lived in exile for over a decade, seeking asylum in neighboring countries.
El disidente político vivió en exilio durante más de una década, buscando asilo en países vecinos.
The poet was forced into exile for criticizing the authoritarian regime in his homeland.
El poeta fue obligado al exilio por criticar el régimen autoritario en su tierra natal.
02
a person who has been forced to leave their home or country
Ejemplos
The exile wrote memoirs about life abroad.
Several exiles formed a community in the neighboring country.
03
a person who is voluntarily living away from their home or country
Ejemplos
Writers sometimes live in exile to find inspiration.
He spent years in exile exploring different cultures.
