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

• His own description of the New York Fed – the fire station of the financial system – encapsulates the difficulty.
  他自己将纽约联邦储备银行描述为金融体系中的消防局&这概括出了该行的工作难度。
• Other facilities are available on the nearby islands, including shopping malls, fire station and clinics.
  其他公共设施设于另外两个小岛上，分别有商场、防局及诊所。
• He panicked and ran five blocks to the local fire station.
  他惊慌失措，跑了五个路口到当地的消防队。
• As part of our English course, we visited the fire station.
  作为英语课的教学内容，我们参观了消防站。
• He indicated the fire station on the map.
  他指出地图上的救火站。
• After a long incubation period, plans for the new fire station were finally proposed.
  在长时间的酝酿之后，终于提出了建新消防站的计划。
• Firefighters said narrow roads and parked cars further delayed their arrival from the nearest fire station 70 km away.
  由于最近的消防局离火场达七十公里远，加上沿路狭窄兼泊满汽车，消防员迟迟未能抵达火场。
• 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。
• The fire station, eat with us, go out on all the fire calls!
  他可以来消防站，和我们一起用餐，去应付所有的火警！
• 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。