evacuate
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kjueɪt
kyooeit
British pronunciation
/ɪˈvækjueɪt/

Definición y significado de "evacuate"en inglés

to evacuate
01

evacuar

to leave a place to be safe from a dangerous situation
Intransitive
Transitive: to evacuate a place
to evacuate definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
In anticipation of the approaching hurricane, coastal communities were urged to evacuate.
En anticipación al huracán que se aproxima, se instó a las comunidades costeras a evacuar.
02

evacuar

(of armed forces) to empty a dangerous place
Transitive: to evacuate an area
example
Ejemplos
The military was ordered to evacuate potential target areas.
Se ordenó al ejército evacuar las áreas objetivo potenciales.
03

evacuar, expulsar

to excrete or discharge waste from the body, such as bodily fluids or substances
Transitive: to evacuate body waste
example
Ejemplos
As the body heats up during exercise, it evacuates heat and toxins through sweat.
A medida que el cuerpo se calienta durante el ejercicio, evacua el calor y las toxinas a través del sudor.
04

evacuar, vaciar

to remove or empty the contents from a container or space
Transitive: to evacuate a container
example
Ejemplos
The laboratory technician carefully evacuated the test tube.
El técnico de laboratorio evacuó cuidadosamente el tubo de ensayo.
05

evacuar

to transfer people from somewhere dangerous to a safe place
Transitive: to evacuate sb from a place
example
Ejemplos
In the aftermath of the earthquake, helicopters were deployed to evacuate injured individuals from remote areas.
Tras el terremoto, se desplegaron helicópteros para evacuar a las personas heridas de áreas remotas.
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