Definition of fire chief in English:

fire chief

noun

1A person in charge of a group of firefighters.
fire chiefs monitored firefighters from outside a burning building
Example sentencesExamples
- When fire chiefs arrived at the scene they radioed the mayor.
- The fire chief and his deputy had reached the pier seconds before the detonation.
- There was panic on the radios and we heard that several fire chiefs had been killed when the command post was taken out.
- Around 10 per cent of the fire station's incidents are hoaxes and fire chiefs say they have been making an effort to reduce this number.
- He had his fire chief barking orders and moving the ladder to rescue the little boy.
- As the blaze raged on fire chiefs decided it was too dangerous to tackle directly.
- Fire chiefs are so concerned about soaring arson attacks that a special youth worker is being recruited to tackle the problem.
- Fire chiefs today warned that the blaze could have resulted in death after fire crews were delayed because they were tackling a deliberate fire at the other side of town.
- Fire chiefs initially believed the fire had caused severe structural damage to the building and its opening in a year's time is still in doubt.
- Fire chiefs gave warning that the new fires could burn all the way from San Diego to the Pacific Ocean.
1. 1.1North American The person in charge of a fire department.
  the mayor, the fire chief, and the accountants have moved to occupy office space across the street
  Example sentencesExamples
  Fire chiefs will meet council environment and highways workers and councillors in a bid to make the area safe.
  The film stars Tom Skerrit as the fire chief in a political battle with the mayor.
  A council spokeswoman said that council officials would meet police and fire chiefs over the coming weeks to discuss safety arrangements.
  The program requires private businesses to pay for off-duty firefighters who stand guard at events that fire chiefs deem potential hazards.
  The mayor and fire chief could not be reached for comment yesterday.
  As routine as the emergency service teams' actions might seem, they are planned out weeks in advance by local fire chiefs.
  He said the board would also have to increase staffing at night by one person to give the fire chief the degree of security he needed.
  Mayors and fire chiefs have been known to attend the grand opening.
  If you happen to know the local fire chief or other notable civic leaders, drop their names, too.
  The level of detail asked for by the fire chiefs may be difficult to include, he added, because the ordinances address many issues, not just fire prevention.

单词	fire chief
释义	Definition of fire chief in English: fire chief noun 1A person in charge of a group of firefighters. fire chiefs monitored firefighters from outside a burning building Example sentencesExamples When fire chiefs arrived at the scene they radioed the mayor. The fire chief and his deputy had reached the pier seconds before the detonation. There was panic on the radios and we heard that several fire chiefs had been killed when the command post was taken out. Around 10 per cent of the fire station's incidents are hoaxes and fire chiefs say they have been making an effort to reduce this number. He had his fire chief barking orders and moving the ladder to rescue the little boy. As the blaze raged on fire chiefs decided it was too dangerous to tackle directly. Fire chiefs are so concerned about soaring arson attacks that a special youth worker is being recruited to tackle the problem. Fire chiefs today warned that the blaze could have resulted in death after fire crews were delayed because they were tackling a deliberate fire at the other side of town. Fire chiefs initially believed the fire had caused severe structural damage to the building and its opening in a year's time is still in doubt. Fire chiefs gave warning that the new fires could burn all the way from San Diego to the Pacific Ocean. 1.1North American The person in charge of a fire department. the mayor, the fire chief, and the accountants have moved to occupy office space across the street Example sentencesExamples Fire chiefs will meet council environment and highways workers and councillors in a bid to make the area safe. The film stars Tom Skerrit as the fire chief in a political battle with the mayor. A council spokeswoman said that council officials would meet police and fire chiefs over the coming weeks to discuss safety arrangements. The program requires private businesses to pay for off-duty firefighters who stand guard at events that fire chiefs deem potential hazards. The mayor and fire chief could not be reached for comment yesterday. As routine as the emergency service teams' actions might seem, they are planned out weeks in advance by local fire chiefs. He said the board would also have to increase staffing at night by one person to give the fire chief the degree of security he needed. Mayors and fire chiefs have been known to attend the grand opening. If you happen to know the local fire chief or other notable civic leaders, drop their names, too. The level of detail asked for by the fire chiefs may be difficult to include, he added, because the ordinances address many issues, not just fire prevention.
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