Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Evacuation"
The meaning of "Evacuation" in various phrases and sentences
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What does some defy evacuation order mean?
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this means some persons do not follow orders to leave
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What does evacuation mean?
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Example sentences using "Evacuation"
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Please show me example sentences with evacuation.
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The evacuation is at night.
When is the evacuation?
There is a city-wide evacuation.
When is the evacuation?
There is a city-wide evacuation.
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Please show me example sentences with evacuation.
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Synonyms of "Evacuation" and their differences
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What is the difference between evacuation shelter and safety shelter ?
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They both usually mean emergency shelter during bombing/tsunami/etc.
Safety shelter can also refer to a homeless shelter or a temporary lodging for victims of domestic violence and their dependents.
Safety shelter can also refer to a homeless shelter or a temporary lodging for victims of domestic violence and their dependents.
Translations of "Evacuation"
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How do you say this in English (US)? evacuation
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Other questions about "Evacuation"
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"There are two evacuation shelters near my house."
Hello! Do you think the sentence above sounds natural? Thank you.
Hello! Do you think the sentence above sounds natural? Thank you.
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This is natural.
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I got an evacuation information E-mail because it was heavy rain today. Does this sound natural?
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× I got an evacuation information E-mail because it was heavy rain today.
✓ I got an evacuation information e-mail because there was heavy rain today.
✓ I got an evacuation information e-mail because there was heavy rain today.
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It has never had mandatory evacuations in our history. The government "can't substitute a common sense."
Q. What does "substitute a common sense" mean?
These sentences mean to criticize the government for not issuing evacuation orders?
Q. What does "substitute a common sense" mean?
These sentences mean to criticize the government for not issuing evacuation orders?
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I looked it up and watched it, the representative is just saying that people should have common sense in their decision to evacuate. The local government in that area is not going to institute mandatory evacuation because they want the people to decide if they want to leave or stay in that area on their own. (cause the hurricane is coming)
Sorry, I had to watch the whole section of that clip to even understand what they were talking about haha.
hope that makes it more clear.
Sorry, I had to watch the whole section of that clip to even understand what they were talking about haha.
hope that makes it more clear.
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The evacuation drill is beginning at 3 pm and end at 4 pm.
The evacuation drill is going to begin at 3 pm and end at 4 pm.
The evacuation drill will begin at 3 pm and end at 4 pm.
Does this sound natural?
The evacuation drill is going to begin at 3 pm and end at 4 pm.
The evacuation drill will begin at 3 pm and end at 4 pm.
Does this sound natural?
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I honestly don't know the answer to your question. Written English might have a rule against using "will" with something that has already been decided, but in spoken English, these phrases are fine. I think the only people that might find fault with that sentence is someone who studied English grammar in college.
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Please evacuate along evacuation routes when the bell was ringing. Does this sound natural?
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Please evacuate along the evacuation routes when the bell rings
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