Definition of fire certificate in English:

fire certificate

noun

A certificate confirming that statutory fire regulations have been complied with in a building.
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Example sentencesExamples
- North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service is sending out more than 10,000 letters to the owners of every property requiring a fire certificate.
- All the appropriate building and fire certificates have been obtained and the home has been approved by the Care Commission.
- It is quite clear in the fire certificate that you have to keep the means of escape clear of any combustible material.
- Applications for public entertainment licenses will no longer require a fire certificate from a qualified electrician after an inspection of the wiring.
- At the moment the fire officer's quite happy to issue me a fire certificate on an annual basis.

单词	fire certificate
释义	Definition of fire certificate in English: fire certificate noun A certificate confirming that statutory fire regulations have been complied with in a building. 防火安全证书 Example sentencesExamples North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service is sending out more than 10,000 letters to the owners of every property requiring a fire certificate. All the appropriate building and fire certificates have been obtained and the home has been approved by the Care Commission. It is quite clear in the fire certificate that you have to keep the means of escape clear of any combustible material. Applications for public entertainment licenses will no longer require a fire certificate from a qualified electrician after an inspection of the wiring. At the moment the fire officer's quite happy to issue me a fire certificate on an annual basis.
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