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displaced

/dɪsˈpleɪst/

displacedadjective

more displaced

Comp.

most displaced

Super.

/dɪsˈpleɪst/

Translations

перемещённый

The displaced population struggled to find new homes.

Перемещённое население изо всех сил пыталось найти новые дома.

смещённый

The displaced joint caused him a lot of pain.

Смещённый сустав причинял ему много боли.

Definitions

Forced to leave one's home, typically due to war, persecution, or natural disaster.

The displaced families sought refuge in neighboring countries after the conflict escalated.

Removed from a usual or proper place or position.

The displaced workers struggled to find new employment after the factory closed.

Synonyms

out of place

Antonyms

displacednoun

displaced

/dɪsˈpleɪst/

Used with the definite article to mean "people who have been forced from their homes"; plural-only.

Definitions

People who have been forced to leave their homes because of war, persecution, or disaster (used with the).

International aid arrived to help the displaced after the hurricane.

Synonyms

displaced person

refugee

evacuee

internally displaced person

IDP

exile

homeless person

migrant

forced migrant

dislocated person

displaceverb

displaced

Past Simple

displaced

Past Simple

displaced

Past Participle

displacing

Gerund

/dɪsˈpleɪs/

Translations

вытеснятьо замещении, вытеснении старых методов, технологий или конкурентов

The new technology is expected to displace older methods of communication.

Ожидается, что новая технология вытеснит старые способы связи.

смещатьо смещении предмета или слоя с привычного места

The earthquake displaced several stones in the old wall.

Землетрясение сместило несколько камней в старой стене.

выселятьо принудительном выселении людей из домов; особенно при войне или бедствии

The war displaced thousands of people.

Война выселила тысячи людей.

Additional translations

сдвигатьо небольшом сдвиге предмета или детали

изгонятьо насильственном изгнании людей; книжн. или публицистически

Definitions

To move something from its usual or proper position.

The earthquake displaced several stones in the old wall.

To take the place of something or someone; to supplant.

The new technology is expected to displace older methods of communication.

To force someone to leave their home, typically because of war, persecution, or natural disaster.

The conflict in the region has displaced thousands of people.

To push aside or remove a volume of liquid, taking its place (physics).

When the ship was launched, it displaced a huge volume of seawater.

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