Definition of fire escape in English:

fire escape

noun

A staircase or other apparatus used for escaping from a building on fire.
（建筑物的）太平梯，安全梯；火灾逃生设施
Example sentencesExamples
- The right side of the fire escape broke free from the brick building and swung down towards the street.
- I heard the cops running up from behind me and ran and leapt onto a nearby fire escape and climbed to the roof.
- He turned, glancing back at me to make sure I was following, and went over to the fire escape.
- Her eyes soon caught sight of a fire escape that led to the top of the building.
- He walked over toward the stairs of the fire escape and tried pushing them down again but to no avail.
- The Inspector scaled a fire escape at the back of the building, captured the bird and released it into the nearby river.
- As a result of Mr Kirby's complaint, two officers from York Fire Safety investigated the fire escape yesterday.
- A few years ago, a family of mistle thrushes looking for somewhere to live chose the corner of a factory fire escape in Trafford Park.
- There is a lift service to the upper floors and a fire escape to the rear provides access to Anne's Lane and Dawson Street.
- He veered right and started frantically climbing the fire escape, only to feel a tug on his shirt.
- I climbed up to the first platform on the fire escape and turned around to see Tina still on the ground.
- It swung downward jerkily, allowing access from the ground and up onto the fire escape.
- He suggested there should be a fire escape in addition to the main staircase.
- Part of the problem was the design of a fire escape at the back of the building.
- Only a little light seeps in from the alley as Tom walks toward the fire escape.
- He sighed as he leapt to the fire escape and climbed down the stairs.
- There was a bookshelf with books stacked all over it and a few windows, one which had a fire escape next to it.
- He leapt back out onto the fire escape and decided to head for the roof and hope that he would be able to jump to a building.
- Joey placed an ax on his shoulder, then climbed the fire escape to the new roof.
- They were near an overflowing dumpster, and a fire escape heading up into one of the buildings.

Definition of fire escape in US English:

fire escape

nounˈfī(ə)r əˈˌskāpˈfaɪ(ə)r əˈˌskeɪp

A staircase or other apparatus used for escaping from a building on fire.
（建筑物的）太平梯，安全梯；火灾逃生设施
Example sentencesExamples
- Her eyes soon caught sight of a fire escape that led to the top of the building.
- There was a bookshelf with books stacked all over it and a few windows, one which had a fire escape next to it.
- Joey placed an ax on his shoulder, then climbed the fire escape to the new roof.
- Only a little light seeps in from the alley as Tom walks toward the fire escape.
- They were near an overflowing dumpster, and a fire escape heading up into one of the buildings.
- Part of the problem was the design of a fire escape at the back of the building.
- He leapt back out onto the fire escape and decided to head for the roof and hope that he would be able to jump to a building.
- As a result of Mr Kirby's complaint, two officers from York Fire Safety investigated the fire escape yesterday.
- He suggested there should be a fire escape in addition to the main staircase.
- He veered right and started frantically climbing the fire escape, only to feel a tug on his shirt.
- It swung downward jerkily, allowing access from the ground and up onto the fire escape.
- I heard the cops running up from behind me and ran and leapt onto a nearby fire escape and climbed to the roof.
- The right side of the fire escape broke free from the brick building and swung down towards the street.
- I climbed up to the first platform on the fire escape and turned around to see Tina still on the ground.
- There is a lift service to the upper floors and a fire escape to the rear provides access to Anne's Lane and Dawson Street.
- He walked over toward the stairs of the fire escape and tried pushing them down again but to no avail.
- The Inspector scaled a fire escape at the back of the building, captured the bird and released it into the nearby river.
- A few years ago, a family of mistle thrushes looking for somewhere to live chose the corner of a factory fire escape in Trafford Park.
- He sighed as he leapt to the fire escape and climbed down the stairs.
- He turned, glancing back at me to make sure I was following, and went over to the fire escape.

词汇	fire escape
释义	Definition of fire escape in English: fire escape noun A staircase or other apparatus used for escaping from a building on fire. （建筑物的）太平梯，安全梯；火灾逃生设施 Example sentencesExamples The right side of the fire escape broke free from the brick building and swung down towards the street. I heard the cops running up from behind me and ran and leapt onto a nearby fire escape and climbed to the roof. He turned, glancing back at me to make sure I was following, and went over to the fire escape. Her eyes soon caught sight of a fire escape that led to the top of the building. He walked over toward the stairs of the fire escape and tried pushing them down again but to no avail. The Inspector scaled a fire escape at the back of the building, captured the bird and released it into the nearby river. As a result of Mr Kirby's complaint, two officers from York Fire Safety investigated the fire escape yesterday. A few years ago, a family of mistle thrushes looking for somewhere to live chose the corner of a factory fire escape in Trafford Park. There is a lift service to the upper floors and a fire escape to the rear provides access to Anne's Lane and Dawson Street. He veered right and started frantically climbing the fire escape, only to feel a tug on his shirt. I climbed up to the first platform on the fire escape and turned around to see Tina still on the ground. It swung downward jerkily, allowing access from the ground and up onto the fire escape. He suggested there should be a fire escape in addition to the main staircase. Part of the problem was the design of a fire escape at the back of the building. Only a little light seeps in from the alley as Tom walks toward the fire escape. He sighed as he leapt to the fire escape and climbed down the stairs. There was a bookshelf with books stacked all over it and a few windows, one which had a fire escape next to it. He leapt back out onto the fire escape and decided to head for the roof and hope that he would be able to jump to a building. Joey placed an ax on his shoulder, then climbed the fire escape to the new roof. They were near an overflowing dumpster, and a fire escape heading up into one of the buildings. Definition of fire escape in US English: fire escape nounˈfī(ə)r əˈˌskāpˈfaɪ(ə)r əˈˌskeɪp A staircase or other apparatus used for escaping from a building on fire. （建筑物的）太平梯，安全梯；火灾逃生设施 Example sentencesExamples Her eyes soon caught sight of a fire escape that led to the top of the building. There was a bookshelf with books stacked all over it and a few windows, one which had a fire escape next to it. Joey placed an ax on his shoulder, then climbed the fire escape to the new roof. Only a little light seeps in from the alley as Tom walks toward the fire escape. They were near an overflowing dumpster, and a fire escape heading up into one of the buildings. Part of the problem was the design of a fire escape at the back of the building. He leapt back out onto the fire escape and decided to head for the roof and hope that he would be able to jump to a building. As a result of Mr Kirby's complaint, two officers from York Fire Safety investigated the fire escape yesterday. He suggested there should be a fire escape in addition to the main staircase. He veered right and started frantically climbing the fire escape, only to feel a tug on his shirt. It swung downward jerkily, allowing access from the ground and up onto the fire escape. I heard the cops running up from behind me and ran and leapt onto a nearby fire escape and climbed to the roof. The right side of the fire escape broke free from the brick building and swung down towards the street. I climbed up to the first platform on the fire escape and turned around to see Tina still on the ground. There is a lift service to the upper floors and a fire escape to the rear provides access to Anne's Lane and Dawson Street. He walked over toward the stairs of the fire escape and tried pushing them down again but to no avail. The Inspector scaled a fire escape at the back of the building, captured the bird and released it into the nearby river. A few years ago, a family of mistle thrushes looking for somewhere to live chose the corner of a factory fire escape in Trafford Park. He sighed as he leapt to the fire escape and climbed down the stairs. He turned, glancing back at me to make sure I was following, and went over to the fire escape.
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