evacuee
US /ɪˌvækjuˈi/
・UK /ɪˌvækjuˈi:/
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n. (c.)Countable NounPerson moved to a safer place due to war
More supplies were sent in after an evacuee reached out to social media and complained about the situation in their area.
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Thailand-Cambodia conflict: BBC Learning English from the News
- The noun evacuee comes from the verb evacuate.
The noun evacuee comes from the verb evacuate.
- One thing to notice about the noun evacuee is that it ends in ee and, and
One thing to notice about the noun evacuee is that it ends in ee and, and
Inside the U.S. Coronavirus Quarantine | WSJ
- (An American citizen who arrived at the Miramar Air Station on a U.S. government-chartered flight out of Wuhan, China, became the first evacuee to test positive for the coronavirus.)
(An American citizen who arrived at the Miramar Air Station on a U.S. government-chartered flight out of Wuhan, China, became the first evacuee to test positive for the coronavirus.)
Fire chief reveals details of operation inside CA chemical tank
- Take a listen to what one evacuee had to say.
Take a listen to what one evacuee had to say.