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evacuated

/ɪˈvæk.ju.eɪ.tɪd/

Translations

evacuatedpast participle

/ɪˈvæk.ju.eɪ.tɪd/

Used as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb "evacuate".

évacuéSe dit d’un lieu, d’un bâtiment ou d’un récipient dont les occupants ou le contenu ont été retirés.

The evacuated building stood silent after the emergency evacuation.

Le bâtiment évacué est resté silencieux après l’évacuation d’urgence.

Additional translations

évacuéSens technique, en physique ou en laboratoire, pour un récipient ou un tube dont l’air a été retiré.

Synonyms

evacuateverb

evacuated

Past Simple

evacuated

Past Simple

evacuated

Past Participle

evacuating

Gerund

/ɪˈvæk.ju.eɪt/

évacuerS’emploie pour des personnes, des lieux, des troupes et, en contexte médical, pour l’expulsion des matières du corps.

The authorities decided to evacuate the residents due to the approaching hurricane.

Les autorités ont décidé d’évacuer les habitants en raison de l’ouragan qui approchait.

Synonyms

clear out

Antonyms

inhabit

occupy

Definitions

evacuatedpast participle

Emptied of occupants or contents.

The evacuated building stood silent after the emergency evacuation.

Having had air or gas removed to create a vacuum.

The evacuated tube was essential for the experiment to proceed without interference.

evacuateverb

To remove people from a place of danger to a safer location.

The authorities decided to evacuate the residents due to the approaching hurricane.

To empty a place or area of its occupants.

The building was evacuated after the fire alarm went off.

To withdraw troops or military forces from a place.

The army was ordered to evacuate the occupied territory.

To discharge or expel waste matter from the body.

The patient was advised to evacuate his bowels before the surgery.