Definition of fireman in English:

fireman

nounPlural firemen ˈfʌɪəmənˈfaɪ(ə)rmən

1A male firefighter.
（男）消防队员
Example sentencesExamples
- Policemen all over the country and firemen are employees of governments.
- The municipal fire department was called and the firemen battled in a fruitless attempt to control the blaze.
- Under the scheme, retained firemen answer medical emergency calls to deliver advanced first aid.
- Staggering house prices are forcing qualified teachers, nurses, firemen and police officers to leave the borough because they cannot afford to buy in the area.
- A retired fireman put in £20,000 and a residents' group invested £5,000.
- How much does it cost to clean up ten fatal road crashes every day, and how many emergency workers - police, paramedics, firemen, doctors and nurses - are involved?
- They're being drawn to careers of service, as police or firemen, emergency health workers, teachers, counsellors, or in the military.
- In France, three volunteer firemen died yesterday while fighting a blaze that engulfed a barn.
- Flames were shooting out through the first floor of the building when firemen arrived.
- Two fireman were struck by rocks hurled by children, some as young as 10.
- Two firemen were injured during the rescue operation.
- The firemen arrived within minutes and managed to put out the fire quite quickly.
- Each year, firemen, forestry workers, civilians, Gardaí and sometimes soldiers are deployed for long periods in bringing outbreaks under control.
- Thousands of firemen, police, soldiers and volunteers sifted through the landscape of twisted metal and smashed concrete.
- Local firemen were called to the scene and took a number of hours to get the blaze under control.
- He said an off-duty fireman immediately took command, marshalling helpers until paramedics arrived.
- His father is a fireman and his mother an adult education worker, and he has a four-year-old sister.
- The driver was trapped inside and had to be rescued by firemen using cutting gear.
- Police said the former fireman awoke to find a young man rifling through his living room.
- In one week firemen were called to the block 13 times because of teenage mobs wrecking it.
2A person who tends a furnace or the fire of a steam engine or steamship.
司炉工，烧火工
Example sentencesExamples
- He remained in New York state until 1859, when he went to New Orleans and got a job as fireman on a steamship.
- Both the engineer and fireman of the train were killed instantly in the overturning of the giant locomotive.
- On the St Clair Avenue side of the yards, there is an old house, now used by the locomotive department as a bunk house for the locomotive drivers and firemen.
- The fireman had to keep shoveling coal into the furnace which generated the steam to propel the train.
- At least you found his machinery and equipment and the fireman building up his fire and steam for the heavy draw to come; but he was by himself.

Definition of fireman in US English:

fireman

nounˈfī(ə)rmənˈfaɪ(ə)rmən

1A firefighter.
（男）消防队员
Example sentencesExamples
- In France, three volunteer firemen died yesterday while fighting a blaze that engulfed a barn.
- Staggering house prices are forcing qualified teachers, nurses, firemen and police officers to leave the borough because they cannot afford to buy in the area.
- Policemen all over the country and firemen are employees of governments.
- Local firemen were called to the scene and took a number of hours to get the blaze under control.
- His father is a fireman and his mother an adult education worker, and he has a four-year-old sister.
- They're being drawn to careers of service, as police or firemen, emergency health workers, teachers, counsellors, or in the military.
- The municipal fire department was called and the firemen battled in a fruitless attempt to control the blaze.
- In one week firemen were called to the block 13 times because of teenage mobs wrecking it.
- Flames were shooting out through the first floor of the building when firemen arrived.
- The driver was trapped inside and had to be rescued by firemen using cutting gear.
- Thousands of firemen, police, soldiers and volunteers sifted through the landscape of twisted metal and smashed concrete.
- Two fireman were struck by rocks hurled by children, some as young as 10.
- He said an off-duty fireman immediately took command, marshalling helpers until paramedics arrived.
- Two firemen were injured during the rescue operation.
- Under the scheme, retained firemen answer medical emergency calls to deliver advanced first aid.
- Each year, firemen, forestry workers, civilians, Gardaí and sometimes soldiers are deployed for long periods in bringing outbreaks under control.
- How much does it cost to clean up ten fatal road crashes every day, and how many emergency workers - police, paramedics, firemen, doctors and nurses - are involved?
- A retired fireman put in £20,000 and a residents' group invested £5,000.
- The firemen arrived within minutes and managed to put out the fire quite quickly.
- Police said the former fireman awoke to find a young man rifling through his living room.
2A person who tends a furnace or the fire of a steam engine or steamship; a stoker.
司炉工，烧火工
Example sentencesExamples
- Both the engineer and fireman of the train were killed instantly in the overturning of the giant locomotive.
- The fireman had to keep shoveling coal into the furnace which generated the steam to propel the train.
- At least you found his machinery and equipment and the fireman building up his fire and steam for the heavy draw to come; but he was by himself.
- He remained in New York state until 1859, when he went to New Orleans and got a job as fireman on a steamship.
- On the St Clair Avenue side of the yards, there is an old house, now used by the locomotive department as a bunk house for the locomotive drivers and firemen.
1. 2.1US An enlisted person in the US navy who maintains and operates a ship's machinery.
  Example sentencesExamples
  A US Navy fireman apprentice fell overboard of the USS Kitty Hawk on Wednesday.
  He was exposed to asbestos-containing products while working as a welder, pipefitter, and boilermaker at a manufacturing plant, and as a fireman in the Navy.

词汇	fireman
释义	Definition of fireman in English: fireman nounPlural firemen ˈfʌɪəmənˈfaɪ(ə)rmən 1A male firefighter. （男）消防队员 Example sentencesExamples Policemen all over the country and firemen are employees of governments. The municipal fire department was called and the firemen battled in a fruitless attempt to control the blaze. Under the scheme, retained firemen answer medical emergency calls to deliver advanced first aid. Staggering house prices are forcing qualified teachers, nurses, firemen and police officers to leave the borough because they cannot afford to buy in the area. A retired fireman put in £20,000 and a residents' group invested £5,000. How much does it cost to clean up ten fatal road crashes every day, and how many emergency workers - police, paramedics, firemen, doctors and nurses - are involved? They're being drawn to careers of service, as police or firemen, emergency health workers, teachers, counsellors, or in the military. In France, three volunteer firemen died yesterday while fighting a blaze that engulfed a barn. Flames were shooting out through the first floor of the building when firemen arrived. Two fireman were struck by rocks hurled by children, some as young as 10. Two firemen were injured during the rescue operation. The firemen arrived within minutes and managed to put out the fire quite quickly. Each year, firemen, forestry workers, civilians, Gardaí and sometimes soldiers are deployed for long periods in bringing outbreaks under control. Thousands of firemen, police, soldiers and volunteers sifted through the landscape of twisted metal and smashed concrete. Local firemen were called to the scene and took a number of hours to get the blaze under control. He said an off-duty fireman immediately took command, marshalling helpers until paramedics arrived. His father is a fireman and his mother an adult education worker, and he has a four-year-old sister. The driver was trapped inside and had to be rescued by firemen using cutting gear. Police said the former fireman awoke to find a young man rifling through his living room. In one week firemen were called to the block 13 times because of teenage mobs wrecking it. 2A person who tends a furnace or the fire of a steam engine or steamship. 司炉工，烧火工 Example sentencesExamples He remained in New York state until 1859, when he went to New Orleans and got a job as fireman on a steamship. Both the engineer and fireman of the train were killed instantly in the overturning of the giant locomotive. On the St Clair Avenue side of the yards, there is an old house, now used by the locomotive department as a bunk house for the locomotive drivers and firemen. The fireman had to keep shoveling coal into the furnace which generated the steam to propel the train. At least you found his machinery and equipment and the fireman building up his fire and steam for the heavy draw to come; but he was by himself. Definition of fireman in US English: fireman nounˈfī(ə)rmənˈfaɪ(ə)rmən 1A firefighter. （男）消防队员 Example sentencesExamples In France, three volunteer firemen died yesterday while fighting a blaze that engulfed a barn. Staggering house prices are forcing qualified teachers, nurses, firemen and police officers to leave the borough because they cannot afford to buy in the area. Policemen all over the country and firemen are employees of governments. Local firemen were called to the scene and took a number of hours to get the blaze under control. His father is a fireman and his mother an adult education worker, and he has a four-year-old sister. They're being drawn to careers of service, as police or firemen, emergency health workers, teachers, counsellors, or in the military. The municipal fire department was called and the firemen battled in a fruitless attempt to control the blaze. In one week firemen were called to the block 13 times because of teenage mobs wrecking it. Flames were shooting out through the first floor of the building when firemen arrived. The driver was trapped inside and had to be rescued by firemen using cutting gear. Thousands of firemen, police, soldiers and volunteers sifted through the landscape of twisted metal and smashed concrete. Two fireman were struck by rocks hurled by children, some as young as 10. He said an off-duty fireman immediately took command, marshalling helpers until paramedics arrived. Two firemen were injured during the rescue operation. Under the scheme, retained firemen answer medical emergency calls to deliver advanced first aid. Each year, firemen, forestry workers, civilians, Gardaí and sometimes soldiers are deployed for long periods in bringing outbreaks under control. How much does it cost to clean up ten fatal road crashes every day, and how many emergency workers - police, paramedics, firemen, doctors and nurses - are involved? A retired fireman put in £20,000 and a residents' group invested £5,000. The firemen arrived within minutes and managed to put out the fire quite quickly. Police said the former fireman awoke to find a young man rifling through his living room. 2A person who tends a furnace or the fire of a steam engine or steamship; a stoker. 司炉工，烧火工 Example sentencesExamples Both the engineer and fireman of the train were killed instantly in the overturning of the giant locomotive. The fireman had to keep shoveling coal into the furnace which generated the steam to propel the train. At least you found his machinery and equipment and the fireman building up his fire and steam for the heavy draw to come; but he was by himself. He remained in New York state until 1859, when he went to New Orleans and got a job as fireman on a steamship. On the St Clair Avenue side of the yards, there is an old house, now used by the locomotive department as a bunk house for the locomotive drivers and firemen. 2.1US An enlisted person in the US navy who maintains and operates a ship's machinery. Example sentencesExamples A US Navy fireman apprentice fell overboard of the USS Kitty Hawk on Wednesday. He was exposed to asbestos-containing products while working as a welder, pipefitter, and boilermaker at a manufacturing plant, and as a fireman in the Navy.
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