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Meanings of evacuation in anglès

portuguès
evacuação
català
excreció

The bodily process of discharging waste matter.

excreció
portuguès
evacuação
català
buidatge

The act of removing the contents of something.

buidatge
Usage of evacuation in anglès
1
The official number of people in evacuation centres is so far unknown.
Radio NZ
2
Several people failed to board a New Zealand-led evacuation from China yesterday.
Radio NZ
3
Hundreds of patients need evacuation to Vavuniya Hospital in the government-controlled area.
Reuters
4
We already issued a recommendation for evacuation two weeks ago, Simatupang said.
Reuters
5
Army and finance police helicopters were among those used in the evacuation.
Reuters
6
The authorities say radiation levels outside the 20km evacuation zone are safe.
BBC
7
Planes need to be capable of rapid evacuation in case of emergency.
The Irish Times
8
Results: All subjects reported that Fecobionics evacuation was similar to normal defecation.
Pubmed
9
The evacuation order has left towns within the 20km perimeter almost deserted.
The Irish Times
10
Australia did not have a confirmed evacuation flight at present, she said.
Radio NZ
11
Elsewhere, the evacuation of South African citizens from Wuhan is still underway.
The South African
12
That led to the evacuation of schools and businesses in the area.
Reuters
13
Last week, the CST-100 passed its water evacuation testing in Las Vegas.
Wired
14
Like someone had sounded a general reverse evacuation order: Back home, everybody!
The brief wondrous life of oscar wao
15
Discusses the effects of evacuation on the children who were sent abroad.
The new yorker
16
Officials last week expressed calm, then abruptly ordered the evacuation on Sunday.
Reuters
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New Zealand
Common
Australia
Less common
Ireland
Less common
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