Definition of fire brigade in English:

fire brigade

noun

British

An organized body of people trained and employed to extinguish fires.
〈主英〉消防队
neighbours smelt smoke and called the fire brigade
Example sentencesExamples
- The fire brigade is waiting for authorisation to connect to a water supply that is just yards from the new building.
- I dread to think what could have happened if the fire brigade weren't here as quickly as they were.
- After three or four minutes, we realised she would not open the door and we decided to call the fire brigade.
- Staff called emergency services and the fire brigade took an hour to cut the woman free from the wreckage.
- Damage was minor but the fire brigade spent another 20 minutes making sure those fires were out.
- The fire brigade believe the blaze had been started by smoking in bed.
- While his wife phoned the fire brigade, Mr Nugent went inside to see if anyone was trapped but was soon beaten back.
- If you hear a smoke alarm going off or discover a fire, call the fire brigade immediately and get out as quickly as possible.
- A spokesman for the fire brigade said two firefighters attended the incident.
- The fire brigade spent half an hour freeing the man from under the car while paramedics battled in vain to keep him alive.
- Dozens of local residents rang the fire brigade as the inferno ripped through the offices and warehouse area.
- She called for the fire brigade but managed to extinguish the blaze herself using pans of water.
- People in the building tried to extinguish the blaze but were beaten back and the fire brigade had to be called.
- He immediately alerted the fire brigade, who were on the scene within minutes.
- Five minutes after the road was reopened the fire brigade were called to tackle a blaze at a factory on the same estate.
- I told her to get away from the door quickly and call the fire brigade.
- Police and the fire brigade were called, and the fire brigade shored up the wall with four hydraulic jacks.
- Police and the fire brigade were called in after the incident, which happened at about midday on Sunday.
- In the owner's absence the fire brigade had rolled up, extinguished the blaze and moved on.
- The fire brigade worked for at least two hours to extinguish the blaze and had to call on local people to help.

Definition of fire brigade in US English:

fire brigade

nounˈfaɪ(ə)r brɪˈˌɡeɪd

British

An organized body of people trained and employed to extinguish fires.
〈主英〉消防队
Example sentencesExamples
- Police and the fire brigade were called in after the incident, which happened at about midday on Sunday.
- He immediately alerted the fire brigade, who were on the scene within minutes.
- A spokesman for the fire brigade said two firefighters attended the incident.
- Damage was minor but the fire brigade spent another 20 minutes making sure those fires were out.
- Police and the fire brigade were called, and the fire brigade shored up the wall with four hydraulic jacks.
- The fire brigade worked for at least two hours to extinguish the blaze and had to call on local people to help.
- After three or four minutes, we realised she would not open the door and we decided to call the fire brigade.
- The fire brigade spent half an hour freeing the man from under the car while paramedics battled in vain to keep him alive.
- People in the building tried to extinguish the blaze but were beaten back and the fire brigade had to be called.
- In the owner's absence the fire brigade had rolled up, extinguished the blaze and moved on.
- Dozens of local residents rang the fire brigade as the inferno ripped through the offices and warehouse area.
- She called for the fire brigade but managed to extinguish the blaze herself using pans of water.
- I told her to get away from the door quickly and call the fire brigade.
- Staff called emergency services and the fire brigade took an hour to cut the woman free from the wreckage.
- I dread to think what could have happened if the fire brigade weren't here as quickly as they were.
- The fire brigade believe the blaze had been started by smoking in bed.
- If you hear a smoke alarm going off or discover a fire, call the fire brigade immediately and get out as quickly as possible.
- While his wife phoned the fire brigade, Mr Nugent went inside to see if anyone was trapped but was soon beaten back.
- Five minutes after the road was reopened the fire brigade were called to tackle a blaze at a factory on the same estate.
- The fire brigade is waiting for authorisation to connect to a water supply that is just yards from the new building.

单词	fire brigade
释义	Definition of fire brigade in English: fire brigade noun British An organized body of people trained and employed to extinguish fires. 〈主英〉消防队 neighbours smelt smoke and called the fire brigade Example sentencesExamples The fire brigade is waiting for authorisation to connect to a water supply that is just yards from the new building. I dread to think what could have happened if the fire brigade weren't here as quickly as they were. After three or four minutes, we realised she would not open the door and we decided to call the fire brigade. Staff called emergency services and the fire brigade took an hour to cut the woman free from the wreckage. Damage was minor but the fire brigade spent another 20 minutes making sure those fires were out. The fire brigade believe the blaze had been started by smoking in bed. While his wife phoned the fire brigade, Mr Nugent went inside to see if anyone was trapped but was soon beaten back. If you hear a smoke alarm going off or discover a fire, call the fire brigade immediately and get out as quickly as possible. A spokesman for the fire brigade said two firefighters attended the incident. The fire brigade spent half an hour freeing the man from under the car while paramedics battled in vain to keep him alive. Dozens of local residents rang the fire brigade as the inferno ripped through the offices and warehouse area. She called for the fire brigade but managed to extinguish the blaze herself using pans of water. People in the building tried to extinguish the blaze but were beaten back and the fire brigade had to be called. He immediately alerted the fire brigade, who were on the scene within minutes. Five minutes after the road was reopened the fire brigade were called to tackle a blaze at a factory on the same estate. I told her to get away from the door quickly and call the fire brigade. Police and the fire brigade were called, and the fire brigade shored up the wall with four hydraulic jacks. Police and the fire brigade were called in after the incident, which happened at about midday on Sunday. In the owner's absence the fire brigade had rolled up, extinguished the blaze and moved on. The fire brigade worked for at least two hours to extinguish the blaze and had to call on local people to help. Definition of fire brigade in US English: fire brigade nounˈfaɪ(ə)r brɪˈˌɡeɪd British An organized body of people trained and employed to extinguish fires. 〈主英〉消防队 Example sentencesExamples Police and the fire brigade were called in after the incident, which happened at about midday on Sunday. He immediately alerted the fire brigade, who were on the scene within minutes. A spokesman for the fire brigade said two firefighters attended the incident. Damage was minor but the fire brigade spent another 20 minutes making sure those fires were out. Police and the fire brigade were called, and the fire brigade shored up the wall with four hydraulic jacks. The fire brigade worked for at least two hours to extinguish the blaze and had to call on local people to help. After three or four minutes, we realised she would not open the door and we decided to call the fire brigade. The fire brigade spent half an hour freeing the man from under the car while paramedics battled in vain to keep him alive. People in the building tried to extinguish the blaze but were beaten back and the fire brigade had to be called. In the owner's absence the fire brigade had rolled up, extinguished the blaze and moved on. Dozens of local residents rang the fire brigade as the inferno ripped through the offices and warehouse area. She called for the fire brigade but managed to extinguish the blaze herself using pans of water. I told her to get away from the door quickly and call the fire brigade. Staff called emergency services and the fire brigade took an hour to cut the woman free from the wreckage. I dread to think what could have happened if the fire brigade weren't here as quickly as they were. The fire brigade believe the blaze had been started by smoking in bed. If you hear a smoke alarm going off or discover a fire, call the fire brigade immediately and get out as quickly as possible. While his wife phoned the fire brigade, Mr Nugent went inside to see if anyone was trapped but was soon beaten back. Five minutes after the road was reopened the fire brigade were called to tackle a blaze at a factory on the same estate. The fire brigade is waiting for authorisation to connect to a water supply that is just yards from the new building.
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