aid station (Meaning)

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aid station (n)

(military) a station located near a combat area for giving first aid to the wounded

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The marathon runners were relieved to see the aid station at the halfway mark, where they could hydrate and replenish their energy.
In remote areas, mobile aid stations are set up to provide medical assistance and supplies during emergencies.
The military established a field aid station to offer immediate medical care to injured soldiers on the battlefield.
The hikers took a break at the aid station along the trail, taking advantage of the rest area and available snacks.
During the disaster response, an emergency aid station was quickly set up to provide assistance to displaced individuals.
Cyclists participating in the race made a quick stop at the aid station for water and snacks before continuing on their route.
The ski resort had strategically placed aid stations on the slopes, equipped with first aid supplies for any injuries.
Community events often have a designated aid station to attend to minor medical issues and distribute information.
The firefighters established a temporary aid station at the scene of the fire to assist residents affected by the disaster.
Expedition teams rely on well-equipped aid stations in challenging environments to address health concerns and provide essential supplies.

(military) a station located near a combat area for giving first aid to the wounded

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The marathon runners were relieved to see the aid station at the halfway mark, where they could hydrate and replenish their energy.

In remote areas, mobile aid stations are set up to provide medical assistance and supplies during emergencies.

The military established a field aid station to offer immediate medical care to injured soldiers on the battlefield.

The hikers took a break at the aid station along the trail, taking advantage of the rest area and available snacks.