extricate

Object

• casualty: On arrival the crews had to extricate 1 casualty from vehicle.
• man: Using his fireman's ax and his bare hands he set to work to try to extricate the two men.
• victim: As soon as the accident occurred he immediately ' set about to procure light to extricate the victims from their imprisonment ' .
• male: Fire Service crews extricated the male who was then taken to hospital by ambulance crews.
• people: Some of their work involves rescuing people trapped in car crashes, and training in extricating people from difficult situations is also given.
• female: Firefighters worked quickly to extricate the female from the vehicle.

Subject

• service: One person was trapped and was extricated by the fire service.
• personnel: The 2nd male was extricated by fire personnel using hydraulic cutting equipment.

Preposition: by

• service: One person was trapped and was extricated by the fire service.
• personnel: The 2nd male was extricated by fire personnel using hydraulic cutting equipment.

Modifying Another Word

• not: The vehicle was supporting considerable weight from the house superstructure, but without removing it they could not extricate the driver.
• successfully: The female was successfully extricated from the vehicle and conveyed to hospital by ambulance.
• eventually: With Dr. Beeston's assistance she was eventually extricated and brought through the tunnel on a stretcher with the plasma bottle still in position.
• only: Yeltsin could only extricate his forces with the assistance of a peace negotiated by his potential rival General Lebed.
• soon: During the day one of the hunters fell through the ice, but was soon extricated.
• still: He was still extricating himself out of his parachute so he had no chance to run anywhere.

Preposition: from

• vehicle: He also managed to reassure the driver and keep him calm despite his injuries until he could be safely extricated from the vehicle.