Definition of fire station in English:

fire station

noun

The headquarters of a fire brigade, where fire engines and other equipment are housed.
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Example sentencesExamples
- The airport's buildings include military bunkers and a fire station.
- The report was critical of many things in the town including the fire station.
- Mayo County Council has made application for the funding for the new fire station in Westport.
- He once spent three weeks living in a fire station to make a documentary about Venice's firefighters.
- There will be parking for a further 30 cars on the grass between the fire station and the north end of the car park.
- Training is provided, with classes held every year at the fire station from September to April.
- He said when the grass is cut the cuttings are being dumped in the trees at the back of the local fire station.
- They huddled in a Red Cross shelter at a local fire station to wait for news.
- Anyone who wants safety advice should contact their local fire station.
- I joined a large gathering outside the small fire station by the city watch house.
- People come up to me sometimes and ask if my house is a fire station because I have so many engines on the drive.
- When the call comes, the fire-fighters go to the fire station immediately.
- She also visited her local fire station to handle and familiarise herself with the equipment.
- When a shoe-less mother turned up at a fire station with a suitcase, crews naturally asked how they could help.
- While on call my husband must remain within five minutes of the fire station.
- Community fire safety checks can be organised by calling a fire station.
- Workmen who saw the tragedy ran to a nearby fire station to raise the alarm.
- One of the lads went to the fire station to get a glass of water.
- Work on the construction of a training tower at the local fire station is continuing.
- Michael raised the money by organising a sponsored bike ride and an annual fundraising event held by the local fire station.

Definition of fire station in US English:

fire station

nounˈfaɪ(ə)r ˌsteɪʃənˈfī(ə)r ˌstāSHən

A facility where fire engines and other equipment of a fire department are housed.
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Example sentencesExamples
- There will be parking for a further 30 cars on the grass between the fire station and the north end of the car park.
- When a shoe-less mother turned up at a fire station with a suitcase, crews naturally asked how they could help.
- When the call comes, the fire-fighters go to the fire station immediately.
- Work on the construction of a training tower at the local fire station is continuing.
- Mayo County Council has made application for the funding for the new fire station in Westport.
- Workmen who saw the tragedy ran to a nearby fire station to raise the alarm.
- He said when the grass is cut the cuttings are being dumped in the trees at the back of the local fire station.
- While on call my husband must remain within five minutes of the fire station.
- She also visited her local fire station to handle and familiarise herself with the equipment.
- Michael raised the money by organising a sponsored bike ride and an annual fundraising event held by the local fire station.
- One of the lads went to the fire station to get a glass of water.
- They huddled in a Red Cross shelter at a local fire station to wait for news.
- The report was critical of many things in the town including the fire station.
- I joined a large gathering outside the small fire station by the city watch house.
- People come up to me sometimes and ask if my house is a fire station because I have so many engines on the drive.
- The airport's buildings include military bunkers and a fire station.
- He once spent three weeks living in a fire station to make a documentary about Venice's firefighters.
- Anyone who wants safety advice should contact their local fire station.
- Training is provided, with classes held every year at the fire station from September to April.
- Community fire safety checks can be organised by calling a fire station.

单词	fire station
释义	Definition of fire station in English: fire station noun The headquarters of a fire brigade, where fire engines and other equipment are housed. 消防站 Example sentencesExamples The airport's buildings include military bunkers and a fire station. The report was critical of many things in the town including the fire station. Mayo County Council has made application for the funding for the new fire station in Westport. He once spent three weeks living in a fire station to make a documentary about Venice's firefighters. There will be parking for a further 30 cars on the grass between the fire station and the north end of the car park. Training is provided, with classes held every year at the fire station from September to April. He said when the grass is cut the cuttings are being dumped in the trees at the back of the local fire station. They huddled in a Red Cross shelter at a local fire station to wait for news. Anyone who wants safety advice should contact their local fire station. I joined a large gathering outside the small fire station by the city watch house. People come up to me sometimes and ask if my house is a fire station because I have so many engines on the drive. When the call comes, the fire-fighters go to the fire station immediately. She also visited her local fire station to handle and familiarise herself with the equipment. When a shoe-less mother turned up at a fire station with a suitcase, crews naturally asked how they could help. While on call my husband must remain within five minutes of the fire station. Community fire safety checks can be organised by calling a fire station. Workmen who saw the tragedy ran to a nearby fire station to raise the alarm. One of the lads went to the fire station to get a glass of water. Work on the construction of a training tower at the local fire station is continuing. Michael raised the money by organising a sponsored bike ride and an annual fundraising event held by the local fire station. Definition of fire station in US English: fire station nounˈfaɪ(ə)r ˌsteɪʃənˈfī(ə)r ˌstāSHən A facility where fire engines and other equipment of a fire department are housed. 消防站 Example sentencesExamples There will be parking for a further 30 cars on the grass between the fire station and the north end of the car park. When a shoe-less mother turned up at a fire station with a suitcase, crews naturally asked how they could help. When the call comes, the fire-fighters go to the fire station immediately. Work on the construction of a training tower at the local fire station is continuing. Mayo County Council has made application for the funding for the new fire station in Westport. Workmen who saw the tragedy ran to a nearby fire station to raise the alarm. He said when the grass is cut the cuttings are being dumped in the trees at the back of the local fire station. While on call my husband must remain within five minutes of the fire station. She also visited her local fire station to handle and familiarise herself with the equipment. Michael raised the money by organising a sponsored bike ride and an annual fundraising event held by the local fire station. One of the lads went to the fire station to get a glass of water. They huddled in a Red Cross shelter at a local fire station to wait for news. The report was critical of many things in the town including the fire station. I joined a large gathering outside the small fire station by the city watch house. People come up to me sometimes and ask if my house is a fire station because I have so many engines on the drive. The airport's buildings include military bunkers and a fire station. He once spent three weeks living in a fire station to make a documentary about Venice's firefighters. Anyone who wants safety advice should contact their local fire station. Training is provided, with classes held every year at the fire station from September to April. Community fire safety checks can be organised by calling a fire station.
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