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Discover LudwigThe phrase "settled abroad" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe someone who has permanently relocated to another country or established a life in a foreign place. Example: After graduating from college, Lauren decided to settle abroad and start her teaching career in Japan.
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Among the principal candidates for buying the new "condos" were non-resident Indians: Bengalis settled abroad, mainly in America.
He is a wealthy man with a good business in Chandni Chowk and both his sons are settled abroad.
But the great majority were civilians fleeing bombed-out cities, or ethnic Germans who'd settled abroad long before the war.
The United States has accepted about 700,000 refugees from Indochina since 1975, about half of the worldwide total of 1.4 million who have been settled abroad.
"There has been a trend now that young girls in India are chatting with Indian-origin boys settled abroad," Paliwal said.
In his speech, Powell spoke of a constituent – "an ordinary working man" – who was so concerned by the rising numbers of black immigrants that he was determined to see that his three children settled abroad.
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Among university graduates, 70percentt want to settle abroad.
Before leaving to settle abroad, Ahmad accepts one last job.
Although large numbers of Saudi citizens travel abroad for school or holiday, the number of those settling abroad is relatively small.
Edwina Shanahan, the marketing manager of Visafirst, a company that helps emigrants settle abroad, said there might be some truth to this.
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