evacuation|evacuations in English
noun
[e·vac·u·a·tion || ɪ‚vækjʊ'eɪʃn]
process of clearing people out, act of removing (from a dangerous area, war zone, etc.); withdrawal; discharge of contents
Use "evacuation|evacuations" in a sentence
1. Proceed with the evacuation.
2. ISS, initiate emergency evacuation.
3. Australia floods: evacuations continue across flooded parts of NSW – video
4. Six of the fires became significant wildfires, and led to widespread evacuations and property losses.
5. Training for an emergency evacuation
6. Medical Evacuation Jets Air Ambulance and Medical Evacuation Helicopter separately for inside Europe or worldwide
7. These evacuations included Operation Libelle, Operation Silver Wake and Operation Kosmas..
8. First responders, medical, mass evacuation.
9. " All evacuation buses have departed.
10. Lattice support structure with evacuation means
11. Think of an aircraft evacuation drill.
12. There is a Emergency evacuation Plan.
13. We radioed for a medical evacuation helicopter.
14. There were few resources for an evacuation.
15. Issue an evacuation order for every coastline.
16. Causing evacuation, especially of the bowels; purgative.
17. Police ordered the evacuation of the building.
18. Afghanistan: At-Risk Civilians Need Evacuation, Protection
19. The evacuation of key government officials continuing.
20. Route, Assibilate of fire fighting approach evacuation facility or disable people, use of lifts & air lifting, safe evacuation time
21. Assisted in air and overland evacuations of Bosnian Jews from war-torn Sarajevo to Israel in 1992 and 1993.
22. Dunkirk evacuation had taken part in the command.
23. He had acted heroically during the liner's evacuation.
24. No evacuation was organized for troops or citizens.
25. Common diarrhœa—purging, or scours—manifests itself simply by the Copiousness and fluidity of the alvine evacuations.