refugee

Converse of object

• resettle: In March 2004, Taiwan donated funds to assist Chad resettle refugees from the Darfur Region.
• flee: Their evil intent is to capture the fleeing refugees from Edoras to take to their master Saruman at Isengard.
• starve: If there is only one banana in your hand, will you give it to a starving African refugee or a lovely chimpanzee?
• settle: In 1685 many French refugees settled in Coventry after the religious intolerance associated with the revocation of the edict of Nantes.

Adjective modifier

• Afghan: Afghan refugees cross the border into Pakistan at Chaman, near Quetta.
• Albanian: The Washington Post also reports stories of rape are emerging from ethnic Albanian refugees.
• Kurdish: He had been recognized by a Kurdish refugee at a Danish language school for refugees.
• Somali: Her other ongoing projects include research about deaf people's use of the internet and Somali refugee and asylum seeker children.
• Serb: Basic also said 14,500 Serb refugees from Yugoslavia had arrived in Bosnia, most of them in the Serb republic.

Modifies a noun

• camp: A few from the refugee camps in France have made perilous trips to gain entry to the United Kingdom.
• status: Perhaps the most worrying aspect is the granting of refugee status for only 5 years, at which point there will be a review.
• crisis: International Development Secretary Clare Short in the UK has announced fifteen million pounds in humanitarian aid for the refugee crisis.
• integration: These organizations are involved in helping refugee integration, either directly or indirectly.
• doctor: Refugee doctors undergo training and are tested on their medical training and understanding of English.

Noun used with modifier

• Albanian: A Kosovar Albanian refugee claimed that Serb forces executed 12 ethnic Albanians on 5 April.

Preposition: in

Preposition: from

• persecution: A refugee from persecution in his native Poland, Professor Bauman was Leeds ' first professor of sociology.