Pesquisar
to deport
01
deportar, expulsar
to force a foreigner to leave a country, usually because they have broken the law
Transitive: to deport an immigrant
Example
The immigration officers deport undocumented immigrants who are found living in the country illegally.
During World War II, the United States deported hundreds of immigrants back to Germany, Italy and Japan.
Border patrol agents are currently deporting a group of migrants apprehended near the southern border.
02
deportar, expelir
to forcibly exile an inhabitant from their homeland and transport them to another location
Transitive: to deport a native
Example
The oppressive regime regularly deport dissidents to remote regions of the country as a form of punishment.
After being convicted of treason, the nobleman was deported from the kingdom and banished to a distant island.
The authorities arrested the political activist and threatened to deport him to a neighboring country.
03
comportar-se, agir
to conduct oneself or behave in a particular manner
Transitive: to deport oneself in a specific manner
Example
Despite the stressful situation, she managed to deport herself with grace and composure.
He always deports himself confidently in social settings, making him a natural leader among his peers.
It 's important to deport yourself respectfully when interacting with elders in our culture.
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