Evacuasteis

Evacuasteis is the second-person plural preterite indicative form of the Spanish verb evacuar. The verb evacuar generally means to remove or clear out, often in a situation of danger or emergency. Therefore, "evacuasteis" translates to "you all evacuated" or "you plural evacuated." This form is used when addressing a group of people in the past tense, indicating that they performed the action of leaving a place.

The context in which "evacuasteis" is used is typically in narratives or descriptions of events where a group of individuals had to leave a location. This could be due to natural disasters such as floods, fires, or earthquakes, or it could be in response to man-made threats like civil unrest or military action. The phrase implies a completed action in the past, with the subject being a collective "you." It is a direct and factual statement about the past actions of a group.