fire escape

英 [ˈfaɪər ɪskeɪp]

美 [ˈfaɪər ɪskeɪp]

n.  太平梯(在建筑物外部，用以逃离火场)

牛津词典

noun

• 太平梯（在建筑物外部，用以逃离火场）
  metal stairs or a ladder on the outside of a building, which people can use to escape from a fire

柯林斯词典

• (建筑物外部用于发生火灾时逃生的)太平梯
  Afire escapeis a metal staircase on the outside of a building, which can be used to escape from the building if there is a fire.

英英释义

noun

• a stairway (often on the outside of a building) that permits exit in the case of fire or other emergency
  Synonym:emergency exit

双语例句

• As I stepped on to the fire escape with a friend I heard some people whispering, so I took out the gun and fired it into the air.
  我和朋友走上防火梯时，听见有人低声说话，所以我掏出枪来向空中开了一枪。
• That doesn't mean please climb up the fire escape.
  那并不表示请你爬防火梯上来。
• One newspaper said a fire escape on a nearby IKEA store was a good vantage point, but the Chinese navy kept quiet about when the date would be.
  一家报纸说，附近一家宜家家居商场的逃生出口是观察航母出航的极佳位置，但中国海军对于出航日期保持沉默。
• The boy that fell from the fire escape.
  从防火梯上摔下去的那个男孩。
• I had to climb up the fire escape.
  我不得不从防火梯进来。
• How am I supposed to know? Fire escape, maybe.
  我怎么知道？也许是从防火梯吧。
• It sounds like they were filming the scene where Scully finds her landlord on the fire escape.
  好像是他们在拍摄史高丽发现她的房东在防火通道的那幕戏。
• The whole process is: hearing the broadcast of fire protection, evacuate from the fire escape, get together and nose count, sum-up and over.
  参加消防疏散演习人员，整体经历过程为：听到消防疏散广播、从消防楼梯疏散、集合、清点人数、总结、宣布结束。
• And then maybe took a fall coming down the fire escape.
  可在爬消防梯的时候摔了下来。
• Once upon a time, relief from summer in the city meant a vandalized fire hydrant or a snooze on the fire escape.
  很久以前，城市里的夏季避暑方法就是故意破坏消防龙头，或者在安全出口打个盹。