单词	casevac
释义	casevac /ˈkazɪvak / /ˈkaʒɪvak/ military slang noun [mass noun] Evacuation of casualties by air.Helicopters performed essential duties in medical evacuation, they were usually known as dustoffs, performing dustoff duty, or casevac (casualty evacuation).... He said casualties arrived mainly by casevac helicopters, usually after initial treatment at a field hospital. Development and conduct of several training exercises based on communications, search and rescue, force evacuation, mine incident and casevac scenarios. verb (casevacs, casevacing, casevaced) [with object] Evacuate (a casualty) by air.Delta Four was not out of trouble yet, coming under fire while casevacing wounded at the bunker system.... Rapidly casevaced by the Royal Air Force, he was given swift treatment that ultimately saved his life. However, on the 3rd of February 1991 he was casevaced back to the UK and hospitalised. Origin 1950s: blend of casualty and evacuation.
随便看	have something out have something to burn have something to offer have something to one's credit have something to say for oneself have stars in one's eyes have steam coming out of one's ears have swallowed a dictionary have the advantage of have the better of have the courage of one's convictions have the drop on have the face to do something have the goodness to do something have the heart to do something have the hots for have the last laugh have the legs of have the neck to do something have the pleasure of something (or of doing something) have the time have the wood on have tickets on oneself have to hand it to someone have to one's name

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