Definition of fire alarm in English:

fire alarm

noun

A device making a loud noise that gives warning of a fire.
a fire alarm went off and the building had to be evacuated
Example sentencesExamples
- He was also seen by a guest on the second floor, where the false fire alarm had been activated, but claimed he had been patrolling elsewhere.
- The fire brigade was called to the scene by the warden of the flats after the blaze triggered a fire alarm.
- The first few people were leaving the building in response to the fire alarm.
- He could feel the heat they generated and for a brief moment wondered how they hadn't set off the fire alarm.
- The classic myth, as described above, is that people exit immediately when they hear a fire alarm.
- The fire alarm sounded at 12.33 am in the early hours of the Monday.
- Just a few weeks ago a fire alarm blew during one of my exams.
- This time the ringing noise wasn't the fire alarm, but the dinner bell.
- The longer the silence continued, the more I wanted to pull the fire alarm and run for the nearest exit.
- The cost of installing a fire alarm is in the region of £600, a small investment that could save a life.
- He hadn't heard a fire alarm and was shocked to see the heavy smoke.
- Last May, seven people died in a stampede following a false fire alarm.
- A single fire crew will be sent to incidents where an automatic fire alarm has gone off, rather than the three or more appliances currently sent.
- That was when the idiots decided to test the fire alarm without the usual warning over the speakers.
- One girl bolted to the fire alarm and pulled it, setting the siren wailing and then sprinting for the door.
- The nearest fire department's response time to a fire alarm is at least 30 minutes.
- The offending fire alarm was now completely detached from the wall.
- Hundreds of employees had to evacuate the School Place offices in Kirkwall on Thursday morning after a false fire alarm.
- Staff first became aware of the blaze after smelling smoke in the restaurant and told people they had to leave when a fire alarm was activated.
- The fire alarm deploys a curtain covering the paintings, and then activates the sprinklers.

Definition of fire alarm in US English:

fire alarm

nounˈfaɪ(ə)r əˈˌlɑrmˈfī(ə)r əˈˌlärm

A device making a loud noise that gives warning of a fire.
a fire alarm went off and the building had to be evacuated
Example sentencesExamples
- Hundreds of employees had to evacuate the School Place offices in Kirkwall on Thursday morning after a false fire alarm.
- A single fire crew will be sent to incidents where an automatic fire alarm has gone off, rather than the three or more appliances currently sent.
- This time the ringing noise wasn't the fire alarm, but the dinner bell.
- One girl bolted to the fire alarm and pulled it, setting the siren wailing and then sprinting for the door.
- The offending fire alarm was now completely detached from the wall.
- He hadn't heard a fire alarm and was shocked to see the heavy smoke.
- Staff first became aware of the blaze after smelling smoke in the restaurant and told people they had to leave when a fire alarm was activated.
- That was when the idiots decided to test the fire alarm without the usual warning over the speakers.
- Just a few weeks ago a fire alarm blew during one of my exams.
- The nearest fire department's response time to a fire alarm is at least 30 minutes.
- The longer the silence continued, the more I wanted to pull the fire alarm and run for the nearest exit.
- The cost of installing a fire alarm is in the region of £600, a small investment that could save a life.
- Last May, seven people died in a stampede following a false fire alarm.
- The first few people were leaving the building in response to the fire alarm.
- The classic myth, as described above, is that people exit immediately when they hear a fire alarm.
- The fire alarm sounded at 12.33 am in the early hours of the Monday.
- The fire alarm deploys a curtain covering the paintings, and then activates the sprinklers.
- He was also seen by a guest on the second floor, where the false fire alarm had been activated, but claimed he had been patrolling elsewhere.
- He could feel the heat they generated and for a brief moment wondered how they hadn't set off the fire alarm.
- The fire brigade was called to the scene by the warden of the flats after the blaze triggered a fire alarm.

单词	fire alarm
释义	Definition of fire alarm in English: fire alarm noun A device making a loud noise that gives warning of a fire. a fire alarm went off and the building had to be evacuated Example sentencesExamples He was also seen by a guest on the second floor, where the false fire alarm had been activated, but claimed he had been patrolling elsewhere. The fire brigade was called to the scene by the warden of the flats after the blaze triggered a fire alarm. The first few people were leaving the building in response to the fire alarm. He could feel the heat they generated and for a brief moment wondered how they hadn't set off the fire alarm. The classic myth, as described above, is that people exit immediately when they hear a fire alarm. The fire alarm sounded at 12.33 am in the early hours of the Monday. Just a few weeks ago a fire alarm blew during one of my exams. This time the ringing noise wasn't the fire alarm, but the dinner bell. The longer the silence continued, the more I wanted to pull the fire alarm and run for the nearest exit. The cost of installing a fire alarm is in the region of £600, a small investment that could save a life. He hadn't heard a fire alarm and was shocked to see the heavy smoke. Last May, seven people died in a stampede following a false fire alarm. A single fire crew will be sent to incidents where an automatic fire alarm has gone off, rather than the three or more appliances currently sent. That was when the idiots decided to test the fire alarm without the usual warning over the speakers. One girl bolted to the fire alarm and pulled it, setting the siren wailing and then sprinting for the door. The nearest fire department's response time to a fire alarm is at least 30 minutes. The offending fire alarm was now completely detached from the wall. Hundreds of employees had to evacuate the School Place offices in Kirkwall on Thursday morning after a false fire alarm. Staff first became aware of the blaze after smelling smoke in the restaurant and told people they had to leave when a fire alarm was activated. The fire alarm deploys a curtain covering the paintings, and then activates the sprinklers. Definition of fire alarm in US English: fire alarm nounˈfaɪ(ə)r əˈˌlɑrmˈfī(ə)r əˈˌlärm A device making a loud noise that gives warning of a fire. a fire alarm went off and the building had to be evacuated Example sentencesExamples Hundreds of employees had to evacuate the School Place offices in Kirkwall on Thursday morning after a false fire alarm. A single fire crew will be sent to incidents where an automatic fire alarm has gone off, rather than the three or more appliances currently sent. This time the ringing noise wasn't the fire alarm, but the dinner bell. One girl bolted to the fire alarm and pulled it, setting the siren wailing and then sprinting for the door. The offending fire alarm was now completely detached from the wall. He hadn't heard a fire alarm and was shocked to see the heavy smoke. Staff first became aware of the blaze after smelling smoke in the restaurant and told people they had to leave when a fire alarm was activated. That was when the idiots decided to test the fire alarm without the usual warning over the speakers. Just a few weeks ago a fire alarm blew during one of my exams. The nearest fire department's response time to a fire alarm is at least 30 minutes. The longer the silence continued, the more I wanted to pull the fire alarm and run for the nearest exit. The cost of installing a fire alarm is in the region of £600, a small investment that could save a life. Last May, seven people died in a stampede following a false fire alarm. The first few people were leaving the building in response to the fire alarm. The classic myth, as described above, is that people exit immediately when they hear a fire alarm. The fire alarm sounded at 12.33 am in the early hours of the Monday. The fire alarm deploys a curtain covering the paintings, and then activates the sprinklers. He was also seen by a guest on the second floor, where the false fire alarm had been activated, but claimed he had been patrolling elsewhere. He could feel the heat they generated and for a brief moment wondered how they hadn't set off the fire alarm. The fire brigade was called to the scene by the warden of the flats after the blaze triggered a fire alarm.
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