Definition of fire door in English:

fire door

noun

1A fire-resistant door to prevent the spread of fire.
防火门
Example sentencesExamples
- It is long past time that proper fire doors were in place on all buildings, but especially residential premises.
- During a fire emergency, close the fire doors and any other doors behind you as you escape.
- Building codes detail what containment elements must be designed into the building, including fire-rated walls, fire doors, smoke dampers and enclosed stairwells.
- He pleaded guilty to two matters at a hearing in December leaving combustible material, in this case bags of rubbish, in a corridor leading to a fire exit, and failing to ensure 17 fire doors within the building were kept closed.
- Luckily a fire door prevented the flames from spreading into the nearby restaurant area but everything in the kitchen was wrecked beyond repair.
- She added that all the emergency systems, including the fire doors and smoke alarms, had worked perfectly and that customers were evacuated calmly but quickly.
- Mrs Walsh was exposed to more smoke than fellow residents as she insisted on her fire door being left open at night.
- George said that during the 1980's the Tasmanian Government removed asbestos from many buildings around town and the only asbestos that remained in the Transport Building was in two fire doors and a kitchen on the third floor.
- Some of these final jobs are crucial to making the guesthouse fully kosher; to qualify for a fire certificate, for example, I need a fire door between my living area and the guest area.
- When you walk round a major fire the first thing that you notice on the outside is that all the fire doors are open.
- A fire could spread from your tape safe room through the open fire door to the Computer Room!
- Repairs to the building include the replacement of fire detection systems, emergency lighting, fire escapes and fire doors.
- In 2001 the council was fined £40,000 after an elderly woman died as a result of being knocked over by a fire door at a Grimsby care home.
- Safety is easier than security - there is some assurance that buildings won't collapse, fire doors will work, and restaurant food will be disease-free - but it's nowhere near perfect.
- Continue through one set of fire doors, past the water garden into the Easter Chick wing, through another few sets of fire doors (obviously we live in a building full of potential arsonists) until you arrive at an elevator.
- Plus, she props open the fire door, which is clearly marked ‘Fire Door, Keep Closed’, leaves all the lights on and the door to the basement unlocked.
- This fact is attributed to the 30-year-old building's fire doors, which restricted the flames from spreading.
- Regular inspections of the full fire protection system - from the alarms and sprinklers to fire-resistive construction details, fire doors and stairwell exits - is essential.
- At the level of the practice, teams and individuals need to take responsibility for safety it is their job to close a fire door that has been propped open.
- Lt Downey says: ‘There is a lot of smoke damage but a fire door stopped damage coming through to the worship hall.’
1. 1.1 A door to the outside of a building used only as an emergency exit.
  安全门，紧急出口
  Example sentencesExamples
  I later noticed that the fire door had been opened, so that's probably where they made a quick exit.
  A gang of marauding youngsters terrorised parish councillors by flinging a brick at the window of their meeting room and trying to force their way in through a fire door.
  Ian reached the fire door, and yanked on the bar.
  On other occasions, offenders have broken into the fire door and smashed up the cupboards in the kitchen.
  Nathan was able to bypass several security checks and walk out of a fire door that had been left unlocked.
  Steven followed her out and closed the door quietly behind him as they tiptoed down the long corridor and exited the building through the fire door, which lead to the outskirts of the school premises.
  Then in the second break-in, intruders forced open a fire door and took a video, speakers, disco lights and a projector, together worth about £1, 750.
  Without any further hesitation, Amanda spins around towards a darkened corridor nearby, hurrying to the fire door several yards away.
  The fire brigade assessed the situation upon arrival and made the decision that they did not need to break in through the fire door.
  Tracy said: ‘It looks as if they got in through a window and then got out through the fire door.’
  On police advice they also put steel bars on windows but later a fire door was smashed open.
  Police couldn't contact the key holder of the club - and called out the fire brigade to force open a fire door to release the trapped student.
  Somehow they managed to get one of the fire doors open from the outside but fortunately the councillors were able to close it again from the inside.
  The rest of the workers evacuated, with some noticing others heading out the fire doors and leaving the building, so they followed them.
  Former workers picketing outside one of the country's largest nursing homes say they had nothing to do with the nailing shut of a fire door at the 50-bed unit over the weekend.
  When she pulled the alarm they made their escape empty-handed through a fire door.
  A crowbar was used to force open a fire door and phone lines were cut.
  The stairs between us and beer were crushed with ticket holders, so we slinked up the wrought-iron spiral-staircase and rapped on the glass until someone let us in the fire door.
  Sean Dagger eventually left by a fire door, triggering an automatic alarm, but had escaped by the time police arrived.
  By keeping the fire door locked and by locking the front entrance door, public safety was compromised.

Definition of fire door in US English:

fire door

nounˈfī(ə)r dô(ə)rˈfaɪ(ə)r dɔ(ə)r

1A fire-resistant door to prevent the spread of fire.
防火门
Example sentencesExamples
- At the level of the practice, teams and individuals need to take responsibility for safety it is their job to close a fire door that has been propped open.
- Repairs to the building include the replacement of fire detection systems, emergency lighting, fire escapes and fire doors.
- George said that during the 1980's the Tasmanian Government removed asbestos from many buildings around town and the only asbestos that remained in the Transport Building was in two fire doors and a kitchen on the third floor.
- Regular inspections of the full fire protection system - from the alarms and sprinklers to fire-resistive construction details, fire doors and stairwell exits - is essential.
- Building codes detail what containment elements must be designed into the building, including fire-rated walls, fire doors, smoke dampers and enclosed stairwells.
- Continue through one set of fire doors, past the water garden into the Easter Chick wing, through another few sets of fire doors (obviously we live in a building full of potential arsonists) until you arrive at an elevator.
- It is long past time that proper fire doors were in place on all buildings, but especially residential premises.
- Plus, she props open the fire door, which is clearly marked ‘Fire Door, Keep Closed’, leaves all the lights on and the door to the basement unlocked.
- Safety is easier than security - there is some assurance that buildings won't collapse, fire doors will work, and restaurant food will be disease-free - but it's nowhere near perfect.
- Some of these final jobs are crucial to making the guesthouse fully kosher; to qualify for a fire certificate, for example, I need a fire door between my living area and the guest area.
- Lt Downey says: ‘There is a lot of smoke damage but a fire door stopped damage coming through to the worship hall.’
- This fact is attributed to the 30-year-old building's fire doors, which restricted the flames from spreading.
- Mrs Walsh was exposed to more smoke than fellow residents as she insisted on her fire door being left open at night.
- During a fire emergency, close the fire doors and any other doors behind you as you escape.
- He pleaded guilty to two matters at a hearing in December leaving combustible material, in this case bags of rubbish, in a corridor leading to a fire exit, and failing to ensure 17 fire doors within the building were kept closed.
- A fire could spread from your tape safe room through the open fire door to the Computer Room!
- Luckily a fire door prevented the flames from spreading into the nearby restaurant area but everything in the kitchen was wrecked beyond repair.
- In 2001 the council was fined £40,000 after an elderly woman died as a result of being knocked over by a fire door at a Grimsby care home.
- When you walk round a major fire the first thing that you notice on the outside is that all the fire doors are open.
- She added that all the emergency systems, including the fire doors and smoke alarms, had worked perfectly and that customers were evacuated calmly but quickly.
1. 1.1 A door to the outside of a building used only as an emergency exit.
  安全门，紧急出口
  Example sentencesExamples
  Without any further hesitation, Amanda spins around towards a darkened corridor nearby, hurrying to the fire door several yards away.
  A gang of marauding youngsters terrorised parish councillors by flinging a brick at the window of their meeting room and trying to force their way in through a fire door.
  Nathan was able to bypass several security checks and walk out of a fire door that had been left unlocked.
  Former workers picketing outside one of the country's largest nursing homes say they had nothing to do with the nailing shut of a fire door at the 50-bed unit over the weekend.
  When she pulled the alarm they made their escape empty-handed through a fire door.
  The fire brigade assessed the situation upon arrival and made the decision that they did not need to break in through the fire door.
  Ian reached the fire door, and yanked on the bar.
  Police couldn't contact the key holder of the club - and called out the fire brigade to force open a fire door to release the trapped student.
  Sean Dagger eventually left by a fire door, triggering an automatic alarm, but had escaped by the time police arrived.
  A crowbar was used to force open a fire door and phone lines were cut.
  On other occasions, offenders have broken into the fire door and smashed up the cupboards in the kitchen.
  Then in the second break-in, intruders forced open a fire door and took a video, speakers, disco lights and a projector, together worth about £1, 750.
  Somehow they managed to get one of the fire doors open from the outside but fortunately the councillors were able to close it again from the inside.
  Tracy said: ‘It looks as if they got in through a window and then got out through the fire door.’
  Steven followed her out and closed the door quietly behind him as they tiptoed down the long corridor and exited the building through the fire door, which lead to the outskirts of the school premises.
  The rest of the workers evacuated, with some noticing others heading out the fire doors and leaving the building, so they followed them.
  By keeping the fire door locked and by locking the front entrance door, public safety was compromised.
  I later noticed that the fire door had been opened, so that's probably where they made a quick exit.
  On police advice they also put steel bars on windows but later a fire door was smashed open.
  The stairs between us and beer were crushed with ticket holders, so we slinked up the wrought-iron spiral-staircase and rapped on the glass until someone let us in the fire door.

词汇	fire door
释义	Definition of fire door in English: fire door noun 1A fire-resistant door to prevent the spread of fire. 防火门 Example sentencesExamples It is long past time that proper fire doors were in place on all buildings, but especially residential premises. During a fire emergency, close the fire doors and any other doors behind you as you escape. Building codes detail what containment elements must be designed into the building, including fire-rated walls, fire doors, smoke dampers and enclosed stairwells. He pleaded guilty to two matters at a hearing in December leaving combustible material, in this case bags of rubbish, in a corridor leading to a fire exit, and failing to ensure 17 fire doors within the building were kept closed. Luckily a fire door prevented the flames from spreading into the nearby restaurant area but everything in the kitchen was wrecked beyond repair. She added that all the emergency systems, including the fire doors and smoke alarms, had worked perfectly and that customers were evacuated calmly but quickly. Mrs Walsh was exposed to more smoke than fellow residents as she insisted on her fire door being left open at night. George said that during the 1980's the Tasmanian Government removed asbestos from many buildings around town and the only asbestos that remained in the Transport Building was in two fire doors and a kitchen on the third floor. Some of these final jobs are crucial to making the guesthouse fully kosher; to qualify for a fire certificate, for example, I need a fire door between my living area and the guest area. When you walk round a major fire the first thing that you notice on the outside is that all the fire doors are open. A fire could spread from your tape safe room through the open fire door to the Computer Room! Repairs to the building include the replacement of fire detection systems, emergency lighting, fire escapes and fire doors. In 2001 the council was fined £40,000 after an elderly woman died as a result of being knocked over by a fire door at a Grimsby care home. Safety is easier than security - there is some assurance that buildings won't collapse, fire doors will work, and restaurant food will be disease-free - but it's nowhere near perfect. Continue through one set of fire doors, past the water garden into the Easter Chick wing, through another few sets of fire doors (obviously we live in a building full of potential arsonists) until you arrive at an elevator. Plus, she props open the fire door, which is clearly marked ‘Fire Door, Keep Closed’, leaves all the lights on and the door to the basement unlocked. This fact is attributed to the 30-year-old building's fire doors, which restricted the flames from spreading. Regular inspections of the full fire protection system - from the alarms and sprinklers to fire-resistive construction details, fire doors and stairwell exits - is essential. At the level of the practice, teams and individuals need to take responsibility for safety it is their job to close a fire door that has been propped open. Lt Downey says: ‘There is a lot of smoke damage but a fire door stopped damage coming through to the worship hall.’ 1.1 A door to the outside of a building used only as an emergency exit. 安全门，紧急出口 Example sentencesExamples I later noticed that the fire door had been opened, so that's probably where they made a quick exit. A gang of marauding youngsters terrorised parish councillors by flinging a brick at the window of their meeting room and trying to force their way in through a fire door. Ian reached the fire door, and yanked on the bar. On other occasions, offenders have broken into the fire door and smashed up the cupboards in the kitchen. Nathan was able to bypass several security checks and walk out of a fire door that had been left unlocked. Steven followed her out and closed the door quietly behind him as they tiptoed down the long corridor and exited the building through the fire door, which lead to the outskirts of the school premises. Then in the second break-in, intruders forced open a fire door and took a video, speakers, disco lights and a projector, together worth about £1, 750. Without any further hesitation, Amanda spins around towards a darkened corridor nearby, hurrying to the fire door several yards away. The fire brigade assessed the situation upon arrival and made the decision that they did not need to break in through the fire door. Tracy said: ‘It looks as if they got in through a window and then got out through the fire door.’ On police advice they also put steel bars on windows but later a fire door was smashed open. Police couldn't contact the key holder of the club - and called out the fire brigade to force open a fire door to release the trapped student. Somehow they managed to get one of the fire doors open from the outside but fortunately the councillors were able to close it again from the inside. The rest of the workers evacuated, with some noticing others heading out the fire doors and leaving the building, so they followed them. Former workers picketing outside one of the country's largest nursing homes say they had nothing to do with the nailing shut of a fire door at the 50-bed unit over the weekend. When she pulled the alarm they made their escape empty-handed through a fire door. A crowbar was used to force open a fire door and phone lines were cut. The stairs between us and beer were crushed with ticket holders, so we slinked up the wrought-iron spiral-staircase and rapped on the glass until someone let us in the fire door. Sean Dagger eventually left by a fire door, triggering an automatic alarm, but had escaped by the time police arrived. By keeping the fire door locked and by locking the front entrance door, public safety was compromised. Definition of fire door in US English: fire door nounˈfī(ə)r dô(ə)rˈfaɪ(ə)r dɔ(ə)r 1A fire-resistant door to prevent the spread of fire. 防火门 Example sentencesExamples At the level of the practice, teams and individuals need to take responsibility for safety it is their job to close a fire door that has been propped open. Repairs to the building include the replacement of fire detection systems, emergency lighting, fire escapes and fire doors. George said that during the 1980's the Tasmanian Government removed asbestos from many buildings around town and the only asbestos that remained in the Transport Building was in two fire doors and a kitchen on the third floor. Regular inspections of the full fire protection system - from the alarms and sprinklers to fire-resistive construction details, fire doors and stairwell exits - is essential. Building codes detail what containment elements must be designed into the building, including fire-rated walls, fire doors, smoke dampers and enclosed stairwells. Continue through one set of fire doors, past the water garden into the Easter Chick wing, through another few sets of fire doors (obviously we live in a building full of potential arsonists) until you arrive at an elevator. It is long past time that proper fire doors were in place on all buildings, but especially residential premises. Plus, she props open the fire door, which is clearly marked ‘Fire Door, Keep Closed’, leaves all the lights on and the door to the basement unlocked. Safety is easier than security - there is some assurance that buildings won't collapse, fire doors will work, and restaurant food will be disease-free - but it's nowhere near perfect. Some of these final jobs are crucial to making the guesthouse fully kosher; to qualify for a fire certificate, for example, I need a fire door between my living area and the guest area. Lt Downey says: ‘There is a lot of smoke damage but a fire door stopped damage coming through to the worship hall.’ This fact is attributed to the 30-year-old building's fire doors, which restricted the flames from spreading. Mrs Walsh was exposed to more smoke than fellow residents as she insisted on her fire door being left open at night. During a fire emergency, close the fire doors and any other doors behind you as you escape. He pleaded guilty to two matters at a hearing in December leaving combustible material, in this case bags of rubbish, in a corridor leading to a fire exit, and failing to ensure 17 fire doors within the building were kept closed. A fire could spread from your tape safe room through the open fire door to the Computer Room! Luckily a fire door prevented the flames from spreading into the nearby restaurant area but everything in the kitchen was wrecked beyond repair. In 2001 the council was fined £40,000 after an elderly woman died as a result of being knocked over by a fire door at a Grimsby care home. When you walk round a major fire the first thing that you notice on the outside is that all the fire doors are open. She added that all the emergency systems, including the fire doors and smoke alarms, had worked perfectly and that customers were evacuated calmly but quickly. 1.1 A door to the outside of a building used only as an emergency exit. 安全门，紧急出口 Example sentencesExamples Without any further hesitation, Amanda spins around towards a darkened corridor nearby, hurrying to the fire door several yards away. A gang of marauding youngsters terrorised parish councillors by flinging a brick at the window of their meeting room and trying to force their way in through a fire door. Nathan was able to bypass several security checks and walk out of a fire door that had been left unlocked. Former workers picketing outside one of the country's largest nursing homes say they had nothing to do with the nailing shut of a fire door at the 50-bed unit over the weekend. When she pulled the alarm they made their escape empty-handed through a fire door. The fire brigade assessed the situation upon arrival and made the decision that they did not need to break in through the fire door. Ian reached the fire door, and yanked on the bar. Police couldn't contact the key holder of the club - and called out the fire brigade to force open a fire door to release the trapped student. Sean Dagger eventually left by a fire door, triggering an automatic alarm, but had escaped by the time police arrived. A crowbar was used to force open a fire door and phone lines were cut. On other occasions, offenders have broken into the fire door and smashed up the cupboards in the kitchen. Then in the second break-in, intruders forced open a fire door and took a video, speakers, disco lights and a projector, together worth about £1, 750. Somehow they managed to get one of the fire doors open from the outside but fortunately the councillors were able to close it again from the inside. Tracy said: ‘It looks as if they got in through a window and then got out through the fire door.’ Steven followed her out and closed the door quietly behind him as they tiptoed down the long corridor and exited the building through the fire door, which lead to the outskirts of the school premises. The rest of the workers evacuated, with some noticing others heading out the fire doors and leaving the building, so they followed them. By keeping the fire door locked and by locking the front entrance door, public safety was compromised. I later noticed that the fire door had been opened, so that's probably where they made a quick exit. On police advice they also put steel bars on windows but later a fire door was smashed open. The stairs between us and beer were crushed with ticket holders, so we slinked up the wrought-iron spiral-staircase and rapped on the glass until someone let us in the fire door.
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