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，幾乎每一個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.