intercountry
- adjective
- /ˌɪntərˈkʌntri/
- The agency specializes in intercountry adoption services.
Examples
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They studied the effects of intercountry migration on local economies.
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An intercountry agreement was signed to improve trade relations.
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The intercountry conference was held in Paris.
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Many intercountry agreements aim to promote trade.
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An intercountry agreement was signed to improve trade relations.
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The agency specializes in intercountry adoption services.
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They studied the effects of intercountry migration on local economies.
Synonyms
Relating to two or more countries
Involving more than one country
It describes actions between two or more governments that work together
An informal short form for things involving more than one country, like a company or event
It describes projects or activities that cross a national border
Across the borders of more than one country or region
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word intercountry is made of inter- meaning 'between' and country, so it means 'between countries'. Think of interstate, which means 'between states', to remember that intercountry involves two or more countries.