Definition of fireman's pole in English:

fireman's pole

(also firemen's pole)

noun ˌfʌɪəmənz ˈpəʊl

1A fixed vertical pole resembling one in a fire station, used for climbing or sliding on, typically by children, now especially as a piece of playground equipment.
2In a fire station: a long vertical pole fixed in an open space between storeys which firefighters may slide down to access the ground floor quickly. In later use also used with reference to such poles in other types of buildings.

Origin

Early 19th century (in an earlier sense). In some forms from the genitive of fireman + pole.

Definition of fireman's pole in US English:

fireman's pole

(also firemen's pole)

nounˌfʌɪəmənz ˈpəʊl

1A fixed vertical pole resembling one in a fire station, used for climbing or sliding on, typically by children, now especially as a piece of playground equipment.
2In a fire station: a long vertical pole fixed in an open space between storeys which firefighters may slide down to access the ground floor quickly. In later use also used with reference to such poles in other types of buildings.

Origin

Early 19th century (in an earlier sense). In some forms from the genitive of fireman + pole.

词汇	fireman's pole
释义	Definition of fireman's pole in English: fireman's pole (also firemen's pole) noun ˌfʌɪəmənz ˈpəʊl 1A fixed vertical pole resembling one in a fire station, used for climbing or sliding on, typically by children, now especially as a piece of playground equipment. 2In a fire station: a long vertical pole fixed in an open space between storeys which firefighters may slide down to access the ground floor quickly. In later use also used with reference to such poles in other types of buildings. Origin Early 19th century (in an earlier sense). In some forms from the genitive of fireman + pole. Definition of fireman's pole in US English: fireman's pole (also firemen's pole) nounˌfʌɪəmənz ˈpəʊl 1A fixed vertical pole resembling one in a fire station, used for climbing or sliding on, typically by children, now especially as a piece of playground equipment. 2In a fire station: a long vertical pole fixed in an open space between storeys which firefighters may slide down to access the ground floor quickly. In later use also used with reference to such poles in other types of buildings. Origin Early 19th century (in an earlier sense). In some forms from the genitive of fireman + pole.
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