0 past simple and past participle of evacuate --
1 to move people from a dangerous place to somewhere safe: --
The glass desiccators were evacuated to create a substantial vacuum, so that the audio could not be heard.
If the integer is not in the range of the table, the closure is evacuated to to-space as usual.
In all, approximately 120 000 people primarily from the 30-kilometre zone around the plant were permanently evacuated.
This can be simply evacuated in the presence of a good light source and a good assistant.
A total of 198 people were evacuated to the clinic or hospital during the 30 months of observation.
Overall, 142 adults and 53 children were evacuated over the 30-month period, with estimated person-time at risk being 1287 and 1350 personyears, respectively.
The planchet was placed in the extraction line and the system evacuated.
The uterus should be evacuated of any placental tissue or any retained blood clots.
