No. 11,315 in French
rapatrié
"Rapatrié" means "repatriated," referring to someone brought back to their native country.
In a sentence
Les citoyens ont été rapatriés après les événements catastrophiques.
The citizens were repatriated after the catastrophic events.
In this sentence, 'rapatrié' is used in its past tense form to describe the action of sending someone back to their home country.
Il est rapatrié tous les étés pour passer du temps avec sa famille.
He is repatriated every summer to spend time with his family.
Here, 'rapatrié' is used in its present tense to describe a recurring event of returning someone to their country.
Nous avons discuté du processus de rapatrié au sein du ministère.
We discussed the repatriation process within the ministry.
'Rapatrié' is used as part of a noun phrase here to refer to the concept or process of repatriation.
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