Definition of fire service in English:

fire service

noun

British

An organization responsible for preventing and fighting fires.
〈英〉消防部门
Example sentencesExamples
- What is really at stake, he and other firefighters argue, is the future of a professional fire service.
- The fire service will continue to try to find the source of the blaze.
- If I'm asked my opinion about the cuts being made to the fire service in London I'm going to give a frank answer.
- The fire service said today it had responded to about 30 flood watch calls yesterday and last night.
- The dramatic move looked set to break the deadlocked pay row and end months of industrial unrest in the fire service.
- His father was forced to quit the fire service after an injury at work and became a lollipop man.
- The cause of the blaze is still being investigated but the fire service believes a faulty television could be to blame.
- She said the fire service had also encouraged all schools in Swindon and Wiltshire to fit sprinkler systems.
- He said the aftermath of the cloud of thick, acrid smoke had forced the fire service to issue public health advice.
- What we need is a fire service for the 21st century, one that is more flexible.
- The three workers got off the boat and went ashore to tell their safety officer, who then called the fire service.
- Petrol had been poured through the letterbox, said a spokesman for the fire service, and was then set alight.
- Hoax calls to the fire service have been flooding in from call boxes on a Manchester estate at the rate of one a week.
- The road is very narrow and at teatime when cars are parked the fire service or ambulance would have no chance of getting down.
- The fire service and police can also make objections to the applications.
- Both were rescued by the fire service and suffered only minor injuries.
- The public in Bolton - and the rest of Greater Manchester - had a fire service to be proud of.
- It was also an area identified by the fire service as a hot spot for fire-related incidents and nuisance calls.
- The school's staff and pupils had gone home for the holidays and an automatic fire alarm alerted the fire service.
- A hero who smashed his way into a burning house to rescue his elderly neighbour has been commended by the fire service.

Definition of fire service in US English:

fire service

nounˈfaɪ(ə)r ˈsərvəsˈfī(ə)r ˈsərvəs

British

An organization in charge of preventing and fighting fires.
〈英〉消防部门
Example sentencesExamples
- She said the fire service had also encouraged all schools in Swindon and Wiltshire to fit sprinkler systems.
- He said the aftermath of the cloud of thick, acrid smoke had forced the fire service to issue public health advice.
- The fire service and police can also make objections to the applications.
- Hoax calls to the fire service have been flooding in from call boxes on a Manchester estate at the rate of one a week.
- Both were rescued by the fire service and suffered only minor injuries.
- What is really at stake, he and other firefighters argue, is the future of a professional fire service.
- If I'm asked my opinion about the cuts being made to the fire service in London I'm going to give a frank answer.
- A hero who smashed his way into a burning house to rescue his elderly neighbour has been commended by the fire service.
- It was also an area identified by the fire service as a hot spot for fire-related incidents and nuisance calls.
- The cause of the blaze is still being investigated but the fire service believes a faulty television could be to blame.
- The school's staff and pupils had gone home for the holidays and an automatic fire alarm alerted the fire service.
- The fire service will continue to try to find the source of the blaze.
- The three workers got off the boat and went ashore to tell their safety officer, who then called the fire service.
- The road is very narrow and at teatime when cars are parked the fire service or ambulance would have no chance of getting down.
- His father was forced to quit the fire service after an injury at work and became a lollipop man.
- What we need is a fire service for the 21st century, one that is more flexible.
- The fire service said today it had responded to about 30 flood watch calls yesterday and last night.
- The dramatic move looked set to break the deadlocked pay row and end months of industrial unrest in the fire service.
- Petrol had been poured through the letterbox, said a spokesman for the fire service, and was then set alight.
- The public in Bolton - and the rest of Greater Manchester - had a fire service to be proud of.

单词	fire service
释义	Definition of fire service in English: fire service noun British An organization responsible for preventing and fighting fires. 〈英〉消防部门 Example sentencesExamples What is really at stake, he and other firefighters argue, is the future of a professional fire service. The fire service will continue to try to find the source of the blaze. If I'm asked my opinion about the cuts being made to the fire service in London I'm going to give a frank answer. The fire service said today it had responded to about 30 flood watch calls yesterday and last night. The dramatic move looked set to break the deadlocked pay row and end months of industrial unrest in the fire service. His father was forced to quit the fire service after an injury at work and became a lollipop man. The cause of the blaze is still being investigated but the fire service believes a faulty television could be to blame. She said the fire service had also encouraged all schools in Swindon and Wiltshire to fit sprinkler systems. He said the aftermath of the cloud of thick, acrid smoke had forced the fire service to issue public health advice. What we need is a fire service for the 21st century, one that is more flexible. The three workers got off the boat and went ashore to tell their safety officer, who then called the fire service. Petrol had been poured through the letterbox, said a spokesman for the fire service, and was then set alight. Hoax calls to the fire service have been flooding in from call boxes on a Manchester estate at the rate of one a week. The road is very narrow and at teatime when cars are parked the fire service or ambulance would have no chance of getting down. The fire service and police can also make objections to the applications. Both were rescued by the fire service and suffered only minor injuries. The public in Bolton - and the rest of Greater Manchester - had a fire service to be proud of. It was also an area identified by the fire service as a hot spot for fire-related incidents and nuisance calls. The school's staff and pupils had gone home for the holidays and an automatic fire alarm alerted the fire service. A hero who smashed his way into a burning house to rescue his elderly neighbour has been commended by the fire service. Definition of fire service in US English: fire service nounˈfaɪ(ə)r ˈsərvəsˈfī(ə)r ˈsərvəs British An organization in charge of preventing and fighting fires. 〈英〉消防部门 Example sentencesExamples She said the fire service had also encouraged all schools in Swindon and Wiltshire to fit sprinkler systems. He said the aftermath of the cloud of thick, acrid smoke had forced the fire service to issue public health advice. The fire service and police can also make objections to the applications. Hoax calls to the fire service have been flooding in from call boxes on a Manchester estate at the rate of one a week. Both were rescued by the fire service and suffered only minor injuries. What is really at stake, he and other firefighters argue, is the future of a professional fire service. If I'm asked my opinion about the cuts being made to the fire service in London I'm going to give a frank answer. A hero who smashed his way into a burning house to rescue his elderly neighbour has been commended by the fire service. It was also an area identified by the fire service as a hot spot for fire-related incidents and nuisance calls. The cause of the blaze is still being investigated but the fire service believes a faulty television could be to blame. The school's staff and pupils had gone home for the holidays and an automatic fire alarm alerted the fire service. The fire service will continue to try to find the source of the blaze. The three workers got off the boat and went ashore to tell their safety officer, who then called the fire service. The road is very narrow and at teatime when cars are parked the fire service or ambulance would have no chance of getting down. His father was forced to quit the fire service after an injury at work and became a lollipop man. What we need is a fire service for the 21st century, one that is more flexible. The fire service said today it had responded to about 30 flood watch calls yesterday and last night. The dramatic move looked set to break the deadlocked pay row and end months of industrial unrest in the fire service. Petrol had been poured through the letterbox, said a spokesman for the fire service, and was then set alight. The public in Bolton - and the rest of Greater Manchester - had a fire service to be proud of.
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