deport

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• General-American: /dɪˈpɔɹt/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /dɪˈpɔːt/
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• /dɪˈpoɹt/ rhotic, without the horse–hoarse merger
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• /dɪˈpoət/ non-rhotic, without the horse–hoarse merger
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• CMU ARPABET: D IH0 P AO1 R T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Borrowed from French déporter. With the meaning of "behave", from Old French deporter (“behave”), from Latin deportō, from de- + portō.

86 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: dëboj — to evict, especially from a country
• Arabic: طَرَدَ (ṭarada) — to evict, especially from a country
• Armenian: արտաքսել (artakʻsel) — to evict, especially from a country
• Armenian: վտարել (vtarel) — to evict, especially from a country
• Basque: deportatu — to evict, especially from a country
• Belarusian: высыла́ць (vysylácʹ) — to evict, especially from a country
• Belarusian: вы́слаць (výslacʹ) — to evict, especially from a country
• Belarusian: дэпартава́ць (departavácʹ) — to evict, especially from a country
• Bulgarian: изсе́лвам (izsélvam) — to evict, especially from a country
• Bulgarian: изсе́ля (izsélja) — to evict, especially from a country
• Bulgarian: изго́нвам (izgónvam) — to evict, especially from a country
• Bulgarian: изго́ня (izgónja) — to evict, especially from a country
• Bulgarian: депорти́рам (deportíram) — to evict, especially from a country
• Catalan: deportar — to evict, especially from a country
• Chinese Mandarin: 驅逐出境 /驱逐出境 (qūzhú chūjìng) — to evict, especially from a country
• Chinese Mandarin: 驅逐 /驱逐 (qūzhú) — to evict, especially from a country
• Czech: deportovat — to evict, especially from a country
• Czech: vyhostit — to evict, especially from a country
• Danish: udvise — to evict, especially from a country
• Danish: deportere — to evict, especially from a country
• Dutch: uitzetten — to evict, especially from a country
• Dutch: deporteren — to evict, especially from a country
• Estonian: deporteerima — to evict, especially from a country
• Finnish: karkottaa — to evict, especially from a country
• Finnish: karkottaa maasta — to evict, especially from a country
• French: déporter — to evict, especially from a country
• Galician: deportar — to evict, especially from a country
• Georgian: დეპორტირება (deṗorṭireba) — to evict, especially from a country
• German: abschieben — to evict, especially from a country
• German: ausweisen — to evict, especially from a country
• German: deportieren — to evict, especially from a country
• Greek: εξορίζω (exorízo) — to evict, especially from a country
• Hebrew: גירש — to evict, especially from a country
• Hebrew: גֵּרֵשׁ (gerésh) — to evict, especially from a country
• Hindi: पेश आना (peś ānā) — to evict, especially from a country
• Hungarian: deportál — to evict, especially from a country
• Hungarian: kitelepít — to evict, especially from a country
• Interlingua: deportar — to evict, especially from a country
• Italian: deportare — to evict, especially from a country
• Japanese: 追放する (tsuihō suru) — to evict, especially from a country
• Khmer: កំចាត់ (kɑmcat) — to evict, especially from a country
• Khmer: និរទេស (niteih) — to evict, especially from a country
• Korean: 추방하다 (chubanghada) — to evict, especially from a country
• Lao: ເນລະເທດ (nē la thēt) — to evict, especially from a country
• Latin: dēportō — to evict, especially from a country
• Latvian: deportēt — to evict, especially from a country
• Latvian: izsūtīt — to evict, especially from a country
• Lithuanian: deportuoti — to evict, especially from a country
• Lithuanian: ištremti — to evict, especially from a country
• Lithuanian: tremti — to evict, especially from a country
• Macedonian: депорти́ра (deportíra) — to evict, especially from a country
• Macedonian: протерува (proteruva) — to evict, especially from a country
• Macedonian: протера (protera) — to evict, especially from a country
• Māori: terepu — to evict, especially from a country
• Māori: tūwhiti — to evict, especially from a country
• Norwegian Bokmål: deportere — to evict, especially from a country
• Norwegian Bokmål: utvise — to evict, especially from a country
• Polish: deportować — to evict, especially from a country
• Polish: wyganiać — to evict, especially from a country
• Polish: wygnać — to evict, especially from a country
• Portuguese: deportar — to evict, especially from a country
• Romanian: a deporta — to evict, especially from a country
• Russian: депорти́ровать (deportírovatʹ) — to evict, especially from a country
• Russian: высыла́ть (vysylátʹ) — to evict, especially from a country
• Russian: вы́слать (výslatʹ) — to evict, especially from a country
• Russian: выдворя́ть (vydvorjátʹ) — to evict, especially from a country
• Russian: вы́дворить (výdvoritʹ) — to evict, especially from a country
• Russian: изгоня́ть (izgonjátʹ) — to evict, especially from a country
• Russian: изгна́ть (izgnátʹ) — to evict, especially from a country
• Serbo-Croatian: депорти́рати — to evict, especially from a country
• Serbo-Croatian: deportírati — to evict, especially from a country
• Slovak: deportovať — to evict, especially from a country
• Slovak: vyhostiť — to evict, especially from a country
• Slovak: vysídliť — to evict, especially from a country
• Slovene: deportirati — to evict, especially from a country
• Spanish: deportar — to evict, especially from a country
• Swedish: deportera — to evict, especially from a country
• Swedish: utvisa — to evict, especially from a country
• Swedish: förvisa — to evict, especially from a country
• Thai: เนรเทศ (nee-rá-têet) — to evict, especially from a country
• Turkish: sınırdışı etmek — to evict, especially from a country
• Ukrainian: висила́ти (vysyláty) — to evict, especially from a country
• Ukrainian: ви́слати (výslaty) — to evict, especially from a country
• Ukrainian: депортува́ти (deportuváty) — to evict, especially from a country
• Vietnamese: trục xuất — to evict, especially from a country
• Welsh: allgludo — to evict, especially from a country