evacuate

A verb used to indicate the act of moving people from a dangerous place to a safer one, or to empty a place of its occupants.

ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по перемещению людей из опасного места в более безопасное или для освобождения места от его обитателей.esVerbo que designa la acción de trasladar a personas de un lugar peligroso a otro más seguro, o de desocupar un lugar retirando a sus ocupantes.frVerbe désignant l'action de déplacer des personnes d'un lieu dangereux vers un lieu plus sûr, ou de vider un lieu de ses occupants.deVerb, das bezeichnet, Menschen aus einem gefährlichen Ort an einen sichereren zu bringen oder einen Ort von seinen Bewohnern zu räumen.ptVerbo usado para indicar a ação de retirar pessoas de um local perigoso para um lugar mais seguro, ou de esvaziar um lugar de seus ocupantes.zh将人从危险的地方转移到安全的地方，或从某处撤出、清空某地的人员。arفعل يُستخدم للدلالة على نقل الناس من مكان خطير إلى مكان أكثر أمانًا، أو إخلاء المكان من سكانه وشاغليه.

1. Remove from danger B2 formal

   To move people from a dangerous place to a safer location.

   • The authorities ordered residents to evacuate the flood zone.
   • They evacuated the building after the fire alarm went off.
   • The entire village was evacuated before the hurricane hit.

   ruЭвакуироватьesEvacuar (sacar de peligro)frÉvacuer (mettre en sécurité)deEvakuierenptEvacuarzh疏散arإخلاء

   同义词: cleardisplacemove outrelocateremovetransferwithdraw

   反义词: occupyremainstay

2. Empty a place B2 formal

   To leave or cause a place to become empty, often due to an emergency.

   • The soldiers evacuated the area before the bomb disposal team arrived.
   • We need to evacuate the premises immediately.
   • The stadium was evacuated after a suspicious package was found.

   ruЭвакуироватьesEvacuar (vaciar un lugar)frÉvacuer (un lieu)deEinen Ort räumenptEvacuarzh疏散arإخلاء المكان

   同义词: abandonclearemptyquitvacate

   反义词: filloccupypopulate

• evacuated past participle
• evacuated past simple
• evacuating present participle
• evacuates third person singular