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Definition of medevac in English: medevac(also medivac) noun ˈmɛdɪvakˈmɛdəˌvæk mass nounNorth American The evacuation of military or other casualties to hospital in a helicopter or aeroplane. （用飞机或直升机）撤运伤员；医疗撤运 we radioed Pleiku and asked for medevac as modifier three big medevac choppers Example sentencesExamples - This aircraft is pressurized, with all the bells and whistles of a modern medivac unit.
- This spring, he arrived at a school in Ohio in a medevac helicopter, wearing his flight suit.
- At least four times a week, the U.S. Air Force operates a medevac flight from the base.
- Before the 2000 epidemic wore itself out, there were six medevacs, although no one died.
- Only one method of quick medivac to Brisbane or Sydney is by turbine or jet aircraft.
- Cameron believes the airstrip road would increase public safety by making medivacs easier in the winter.
- There have been occasions when walkers had to be taken out by medivac.
- He then contacted command and control, and requested close air support and medevac.
- And just as we rolled up, the medevac helicopter was arriving; we saw them carrying away three soldiers on three stretchers.
- Paramedics had to be called to provide a medevac for the student, who has asked not to be identified for this story.
- Mills' point was that we should remember the health of people elsewhere in the province before closing the island airport and rerouting medevac flights.
- Since the airstrip was built in 1974, the Air Force has been responsible for all medivacs from the island.
- The WA Government paid for Nathan's medivac flight to Melbourne, post-natal care in Perth and his parents' accommodation.
- Five men were injured and were lifted by medevac helicopter to another base in Iraq.
- Some in critical condition can be flown in by medevac helicopters.
- A unit of American marines on patrol saw the disabled vehicle and called in a medevac helicopter, which evacuated the officer and his soldiers.
- He talked to everybody while waiting for medevac helicopters.
- I've turned down countless missions (including medevac missions) because of poor weather.
- Military commanders had worried the crowd would rush medevac helicopters.
- Other military roles include medevac and search-and-rescue operations.
verbmedevacking, medevacked, medevacs ˈmɛdɪvakˈmɛdəˌvæk [with object]North American Transport (someone) to hospital in a helicopter or aeroplane. （用飞机或直升机）撤运伤员；医疗撤运 I was medevacked out of Freetown 我被用飞机撤离弗里敦。 Example sentencesExamples - Although we did not know how critical the CSO's condition was, we looked into several options to medevac him that night.
- Once the decision was made to medevac the young sailor, the ship immediately began closing to within SOP range to land.
- Build bases, rescue civilians and hostages, medevac your troops while detaining theirs to earn both information and money to continue the mission of repelling the waves of terrorism.
- When the Commander's twin Otter left an hour later it also medevacked Sgt.
- Their convoy was hit by a suicide car bomber and three friends were medevacked with severe burns.
- Fellow soldiers applied tourniquets to stop Covington from bleeding to death and medivacked him to the nearest hospital.
- But 20 soldiers were hurt more seriously, and C - 17s had to medevac out six who suffered spinal, leg and other injuries.
- Hobart made an emergency dash to Macquarie Island in 1979 to medivac a sick scientist.
- Others channel their feelings into sudden acts of compassion, as when some bend the rules in order to medivac out a wounded 12-year-old Iraqi boy.
- Finally, I was medevacked to Kaiser, and my chart was translated from Thai.
- We've got plans in place to medivac people out, but safety here can be a matter of life and death.
Origin1960s: blend of medical and evacuation. Definition of medevac in US English: medevac(also medivac) nounˈmedəˌvakˈmɛdəˌvæk North American The evacuation of military or other casualties to the hospital in a helicopter or airplane. （用飞机或直升机）撤运伤员；医疗撤运 Example sentencesExamples - A unit of American marines on patrol saw the disabled vehicle and called in a medevac helicopter, which evacuated the officer and his soldiers.
- Five men were injured and were lifted by medevac helicopter to another base in Iraq.
- And just as we rolled up, the medevac helicopter was arriving; we saw them carrying away three soldiers on three stretchers.
- Since the airstrip was built in 1974, the Air Force has been responsible for all medivacs from the island.
- He then contacted command and control, and requested close air support and medevac.
- Some in critical condition can be flown in by medevac helicopters.
- Paramedics had to be called to provide a medevac for the student, who has asked not to be identified for this story.
- Cameron believes the airstrip road would increase public safety by making medivacs easier in the winter.
- This aircraft is pressurized, with all the bells and whistles of a modern medivac unit.
- He talked to everybody while waiting for medevac helicopters.
- I've turned down countless missions (including medevac missions) because of poor weather.
- At least four times a week, the U.S. Air Force operates a medevac flight from the base.
- Only one method of quick medivac to Brisbane or Sydney is by turbine or jet aircraft.
- The WA Government paid for Nathan's medivac flight to Melbourne, post-natal care in Perth and his parents' accommodation.
- Mills' point was that we should remember the health of people elsewhere in the province before closing the island airport and rerouting medevac flights.
- Other military roles include medevac and search-and-rescue operations.
- There have been occasions when walkers had to be taken out by medivac.
- Before the 2000 epidemic wore itself out, there were six medevacs, although no one died.
- This spring, he arrived at a school in Ohio in a medevac helicopter, wearing his flight suit.
- Military commanders had worried the crowd would rush medevac helicopters.
verbˈmedəˌvakˈmɛdəˌvæk [with object]North American Transport (someone) to the hospital in a helicopter or airplane. the helicopter pilot who medevacked me the day I got shot Example sentencesExamples - Build bases, rescue civilians and hostages, medevac your troops while detaining theirs to earn both information and money to continue the mission of repelling the waves of terrorism.
- But 20 soldiers were hurt more seriously, and C - 17s had to medevac out six who suffered spinal, leg and other injuries.
- Hobart made an emergency dash to Macquarie Island in 1979 to medivac a sick scientist.
- Finally, I was medevacked to Kaiser, and my chart was translated from Thai.
- Fellow soldiers applied tourniquets to stop Covington from bleeding to death and medivacked him to the nearest hospital.
- Their convoy was hit by a suicide car bomber and three friends were medevacked with severe burns.
- Others channel their feelings into sudden acts of compassion, as when some bend the rules in order to medivac out a wounded 12-year-old Iraqi boy.
- We've got plans in place to medivac people out, but safety here can be a matter of life and death.
- Although we did not know how critical the CSO's condition was, we looked into several options to medevac him that night.
- When the Commander's twin Otter left an hour later it also medevacked Sgt.
- Once the decision was made to medevac the young sailor, the ship immediately began closing to within SOP range to land.
Origin1960s: blend of medical and evacuation. |