fire station

英 [ˈfaɪə steɪʃn]

美 [ˈfaɪər steɪʃn]

n.  消防站

法律

牛津词典

noun

• 消防站
  a building for a fire brigade or fire department and its equipment

柯林斯词典

• 消防站
  Afire stationis a building where fire engines are kept, and where firefighters wait until they are called to put out a fire.

英英释义

noun

• a station housing fire apparatus and firemen
  Synonym:firehouse

双语例句

• The city is building a fire station next door.
  该城市正在隔壁修建消防站。
• Fire station's a block away.
  消防队就在一条街以外。
• We see a fire truck in the fire station!
  我们看到一辆消防车在消防局里。
• With him staying away from work, beatty, the captain of his fire station, visits guy.
  当盖抛下工作的时候，他的救火站队长比提拜访了他。
• The ambulance was stand/ rig by in case He indicated the fire station on the map.
  救护丰随时准备着进行火灾救护。他指出地图上的救火站。
• He also visited a police station and a fire station, paying tribute to rescue workers.
  他还走访了一个警察局和一个消防站，向救援人员致敬。
• The ambulances were detailed to the fire station. St John ′ s Ambulance Brigade was formed by the Red Cross in Britain.
  这辆救护车被派遣到了消防队。1887年，英国红十字会成立约翰救护车队。
• So, last Thursday morning, I walked down to Southwark fire station and rang an old-fashioned bell.
  于是，我在上周四早晨步行来到南华克（Southwark）消防站，按响了一个样式古老的门铃。
• But they might remember that as a child they enjoyed collecting soda bottles and giving the money to the local fire station where they knew the firefighters.
  但她们可能还记得，自己还是小孩子的时候，喜欢收集汽水瓶子，把得来的钱给当地消防站，在那里，结识了消防员。
• City administrators would also use cost data in making decisions, such as where to locate a new fire station.
  城市管理者也将使用成本数据，在作出决定时，例如当他找到一个新的消防局。