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Meanings of evacuate in English

Catalan
evacuar
Spanish
arrojar

Excrete or discharge from the body.

evacuar

Exhaust.

Usage of evacuate in English
1
So we've decided to evacuate just due to health and safety reasons.
Radio NZ
2
Other companies said they were making preparations to evacuate workers if necessary.
Reuters
3
Two hospitals were forced to evacuate in Sonoma County, state officials said.
Reuters
4
Thousands were asked to evacuate the area and minor injuries were reported.
Radio NZ
5
Vacaville police issued a message urging residents to evacuate safely where possible.
News.com.au
6
Please evacuate this area immediately and follow the directions of airport staff.
The Irish Times
7
The US and France have already announced plans to evacuate their citizens.
The Guardian
8
Soldiers were also drafted in to help evacuate residents in some areas.
Reuters
9
The Vanuatu Daily Post reported several villages had been forced to evacuate.
Radio NZ
10
Oil companies have had to evacuate workers repeatedly during this storm season.
Reuters
11
Authorities urged people to evacuate coastal areas for fear of rising tides.
Radio NZ
12
The Free Syrian Army organized buses to evacuate terrified residents to Turkey.
Reuters
13
Locals have been advised to prepare in case they need to evacuate.
Radio NZ
14
Not all countries in south-east Asia are offering to evacuate their citizens.
The Guardian
15
It has destroyed 12 structures and forced hundreds of residents to evacuate.
Radio NZ
16
The latest communication is that DIRCO will not evacuate South African citizens.
The South African
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New Zealand
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Australia
Common
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