evacuee

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Evacuee/refugee (2005) After Katrina, refugees became evacuees
撤離者/難民（2005）卡特琳娜颶風(fēng)後，難民變成了撤離者。
A Russian man, an evacuee from the Chechen Capital Grozny, reaches out for a final pat of his dog, Jan. 21, 1995.
1995年1月21日，一名從車(chē)臣首府格羅玆尼撤離的俄羅斯男子伸出手，最後一次輕拍他的愛(ài)狗。
At the same time, almost every evacuee mother and most of the Kiev mothers worried that their health had been affected by the accident.
與此同時(shí)，幾乎每一個(gè)撤離的母親和大多數(shù)在基普的母親都擔(dān)心他們的健康會(huì)因那次事故受到影響。

New Orleans West School Principal Gary Robicheaux says making the evacuee children feel at home is part of the goal.
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She's back at work after a month as an evacuee.
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Ms. DIONNE THOMPSON (Evacuee): Comfortable place to lay your head, roof over your head, but it's starting to wear out, and I've been here seven and a half weeks.
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An evacuee is someone who has been sent away from a dangerous place to somewhere safe, especially during a war.