Definition of fire department in English:

fire department

noun

North American

The department of a local or municipal authority in charge of preventing and fighting fires.
〈北美〉消防署
Example sentencesExamples
- After the fire was under control, the fire department allowed us into the garage level to remove our cars.
- We suggest that you also call your local fire department and ask it to do a safety inspection.
- The police descended, and with them came the fire department, ambulances, and a helicopter.
- One time, the local fire department had to be called to a store opening to control the mob.
- Another source for information is your local fire department's hazardous material team.
- The fire department responded in a short time, but it felt like an eternity for somebody sitting in a crippled jet.
- A few minutes later the fire department arrived to evaluate the scene and verified the aircraft was safe.
- The local fire department had to be called in to extinguish the blaze.
- If you're not sure where to start, contact your local fire department for recommendations.
- To learn more about volunteer opportunities in your area, call your local fire department.
- The office also coordinates action with local police and the fire department.
- They continued to fight the fire until the fire department arrived on scene.
- Your local fire department may agree to put on a workshop for area contractors.
- They are designed to be used by trained staff in an attempt to put out a fire while waiting for the fire department to arrive.
- Soon the whole school was evacuated and the fire department on the way.
- The municipal fire department was called and the firemen battled in a fruitless attempt to control the blaze.
- The local fire department had a huge influence on my life and my experiences there will never be forgotten.
- I directed him to call the fire department then try to extinguish the blaze.
- He then alerted paramedics and the volunteer fire department who were at the crash site in a short amount of time.
- My wife opened the front door - it was the fire department, wanting to know if we were OK.

Definition of fire department in US English:

fire department

nounˈfaɪ(ə)r dəˈpɑrtmənt

North American

The department of a local or municipal authority in charge of preventing and fighting fires.
〈北美〉消防署
Example sentencesExamples
- We suggest that you also call your local fire department and ask it to do a safety inspection.
- The local fire department had to be called in to extinguish the blaze.
- The local fire department had a huge influence on my life and my experiences there will never be forgotten.
- Another source for information is your local fire department's hazardous material team.
- If you're not sure where to start, contact your local fire department for recommendations.
- They continued to fight the fire until the fire department arrived on scene.
- A few minutes later the fire department arrived to evaluate the scene and verified the aircraft was safe.
- He then alerted paramedics and the volunteer fire department who were at the crash site in a short amount of time.
- To learn more about volunteer opportunities in your area, call your local fire department.
- The office also coordinates action with local police and the fire department.
- Your local fire department may agree to put on a workshop for area contractors.
- My wife opened the front door - it was the fire department, wanting to know if we were OK.
- After the fire was under control, the fire department allowed us into the garage level to remove our cars.
- The police descended, and with them came the fire department, ambulances, and a helicopter.
- The fire department responded in a short time, but it felt like an eternity for somebody sitting in a crippled jet.
- Soon the whole school was evacuated and the fire department on the way.
- The municipal fire department was called and the firemen battled in a fruitless attempt to control the blaze.
- They are designed to be used by trained staff in an attempt to put out a fire while waiting for the fire department to arrive.
- I directed him to call the fire department then try to extinguish the blaze.
- One time, the local fire department had to be called to a store opening to control the mob.

单词	fire department
释义	Definition of fire department in English: fire department noun North American The department of a local or municipal authority in charge of preventing and fighting fires. 〈北美〉消防署 Example sentencesExamples After the fire was under control, the fire department allowed us into the garage level to remove our cars. We suggest that you also call your local fire department and ask it to do a safety inspection. The police descended, and with them came the fire department, ambulances, and a helicopter. One time, the local fire department had to be called to a store opening to control the mob. Another source for information is your local fire department's hazardous material team. The fire department responded in a short time, but it felt like an eternity for somebody sitting in a crippled jet. A few minutes later the fire department arrived to evaluate the scene and verified the aircraft was safe. The local fire department had to be called in to extinguish the blaze. If you're not sure where to start, contact your local fire department for recommendations. To learn more about volunteer opportunities in your area, call your local fire department. The office also coordinates action with local police and the fire department. They continued to fight the fire until the fire department arrived on scene. Your local fire department may agree to put on a workshop for area contractors. They are designed to be used by trained staff in an attempt to put out a fire while waiting for the fire department to arrive. Soon the whole school was evacuated and the fire department on the way. The municipal fire department was called and the firemen battled in a fruitless attempt to control the blaze. The local fire department had a huge influence on my life and my experiences there will never be forgotten. I directed him to call the fire department then try to extinguish the blaze. He then alerted paramedics and the volunteer fire department who were at the crash site in a short amount of time. My wife opened the front door - it was the fire department, wanting to know if we were OK. Definition of fire department in US English: fire department nounˈfaɪ(ə)r dəˈpɑrtmənt North American The department of a local or municipal authority in charge of preventing and fighting fires. 〈北美〉消防署 Example sentencesExamples We suggest that you also call your local fire department and ask it to do a safety inspection. The local fire department had to be called in to extinguish the blaze. The local fire department had a huge influence on my life and my experiences there will never be forgotten. Another source for information is your local fire department's hazardous material team. If you're not sure where to start, contact your local fire department for recommendations. They continued to fight the fire until the fire department arrived on scene. A few minutes later the fire department arrived to evaluate the scene and verified the aircraft was safe. He then alerted paramedics and the volunteer fire department who were at the crash site in a short amount of time. To learn more about volunteer opportunities in your area, call your local fire department. The office also coordinates action with local police and the fire department. Your local fire department may agree to put on a workshop for area contractors. My wife opened the front door - it was the fire department, wanting to know if we were OK. After the fire was under control, the fire department allowed us into the garage level to remove our cars. The police descended, and with them came the fire department, ambulances, and a helicopter. The fire department responded in a short time, but it felt like an eternity for somebody sitting in a crippled jet. Soon the whole school was evacuated and the fire department on the way. The municipal fire department was called and the firemen battled in a fruitless attempt to control the blaze. They are designed to be used by trained staff in an attempt to put out a fire while waiting for the fire department to arrive. I directed him to call the fire department then try to extinguish the blaze. One time, the local fire department had to be called to a store opening to control the mob.
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