Definition of fireproof in English:

fireproof

adjective ˈfʌɪəpruːfˈfaɪ(ə)rˌpruf

Able to withstand fire or great heat.
a fireproof dish
Example sentencesExamples
- The Scouting team, who stayed at the orphanage for a week, worked to make the home more fireproof and carried out repairs.
- Built of reinforced cement concrete, the house is fireproof.
- Grease a fireproof dish, place a layer of potatoes in it, cover with apple and a little sage, season lightly and sprinkle with cheese, repeat layers leaving potatoes and cheese to cover.
- Thrice a day, the performers have been taking to the stage under the massive fireproof tents, which can accommodate up to 2,500 viewers.
- You may want to invest in shelving and file cabinets and fireproof storage units.
- The proposal is seen as the only option left to bail out the cash - starved Highlands and Islands Fire Service which is short of equipment such as ladders, breathing apparatus, cutting equipment, fireproof clothing and pumps.
- Emergency exits must be made of fireproof materials and must be clear of any obstructions, and must be illuminated at all times.
- Keep the originals in a home safe or other waterproof, fireproof container.
- Application of preservatives has made these houses fireproof.
- The community has adopted the Homeowners Fire Smart Manual, with many residents replacing cedar shingles and combustible siding with fireproof materials, he said.
- Forum members debated how they could encourage all property owners to make sure that their roof spaces are divided from neighbouring properties by fireproof barriers.
- It made great insulation, in particular as fireproof packing in boilers.
- We had to take out all the office remnants - the partitions and the fireproof ceiling.
- Asbestos, a fireproof fibrous mineral, has been banned from construction by the government since 1996.
- To ensure that it is earthquake proof and fireproof, the whole structure should be made of steel, which makes its price several times higher than that of ordinary high buildings.
- On top of shortages in basic equipment like ladders, fireproof clothing and pumps, at least 22 new fire engines and other vehicles are required now and 35 auxiliary fire stations need upgrading.
- The drivers and co-drivers, for their part, are kitted out from head to toe in fireproof overalls, gloves and shoes and a helmet.
- As he arrived he saw neighbours being forced back from the house by the intense heat of the inferno, and dashed towards the end terrace house without stopping to put on any protective fireproof clothing or his breathing gear.
- Put everything in a waterproof, fireproof box and know where it is.
- High-quality sprinkler systems and new fireproof roofing materials, for example, can reduce the chance of fire.
Synonyms
non-flammable, non-inflammable, incombustible, unburnable, fire resistant, flame resistant, flame retardant, heatproof

verb ˈfʌɪəpruːfˈfaɪ(ə)rˌpruf

[with object]

Make (something) fireproof.
nearby museum buildings will be fireproofed
Example sentencesExamples
- An estate plagued by a series of arson attacks has been hit by three more fires, just hours after residents turned out to try and fireproof the area.
- We had to fireproof the building, putting in fire doors and fire lights as we have over 30 kids here and we're open most of the day.
- He was concerned about fire and flood, and had his house fireproofed by constructing it with brick vaults.
- If you build a home in a dangerous area and you don't fireproof it, you should not get money from the government to rebuild.
- Under the Seattle code, steel does not have to be fireproofed if it does not take gravity loads.
- He explained that he was fireproofing the doors to the main panels.
- The Wentworth Group of Scientists last year said that we couldn't droughtproof Australia; can we fireproof it?
- A mattress company which fails to meet UK furniture safety standards claims that fireproofing beds is dangerous.
- Timber lobbyists and foresters say thin out some national forests as a means of fireproofing them and preventing more superfires; that means cutting trees - lots of them.
- Dozens of signal relay rooms like the one destroyed on Sunday are scattered throughout the 722-mile subway system, and it is impossible to fireproof them…

Definition of fireproof in US English:

fireproof

adjectiveˈfaɪ(ə)rˌprufˈfī(ə)rˌpro͞of

Able to withstand fire or great heat.
a fireproof dish
Example sentencesExamples
- The proposal is seen as the only option left to bail out the cash - starved Highlands and Islands Fire Service which is short of equipment such as ladders, breathing apparatus, cutting equipment, fireproof clothing and pumps.
- Grease a fireproof dish, place a layer of potatoes in it, cover with apple and a little sage, season lightly and sprinkle with cheese, repeat layers leaving potatoes and cheese to cover.
- Keep the originals in a home safe or other waterproof, fireproof container.
- High-quality sprinkler systems and new fireproof roofing materials, for example, can reduce the chance of fire.
- Application of preservatives has made these houses fireproof.
- The drivers and co-drivers, for their part, are kitted out from head to toe in fireproof overalls, gloves and shoes and a helmet.
- It made great insulation, in particular as fireproof packing in boilers.
- As he arrived he saw neighbours being forced back from the house by the intense heat of the inferno, and dashed towards the end terrace house without stopping to put on any protective fireproof clothing or his breathing gear.
- We had to take out all the office remnants - the partitions and the fireproof ceiling.
- On top of shortages in basic equipment like ladders, fireproof clothing and pumps, at least 22 new fire engines and other vehicles are required now and 35 auxiliary fire stations need upgrading.
- Thrice a day, the performers have been taking to the stage under the massive fireproof tents, which can accommodate up to 2,500 viewers.
- Put everything in a waterproof, fireproof box and know where it is.
- Emergency exits must be made of fireproof materials and must be clear of any obstructions, and must be illuminated at all times.
- The Scouting team, who stayed at the orphanage for a week, worked to make the home more fireproof and carried out repairs.
- You may want to invest in shelving and file cabinets and fireproof storage units.
- The community has adopted the Homeowners Fire Smart Manual, with many residents replacing cedar shingles and combustible siding with fireproof materials, he said.
- To ensure that it is earthquake proof and fireproof, the whole structure should be made of steel, which makes its price several times higher than that of ordinary high buildings.
- Asbestos, a fireproof fibrous mineral, has been banned from construction by the government since 1996.
- Built of reinforced cement concrete, the house is fireproof.
- Forum members debated how they could encourage all property owners to make sure that their roof spaces are divided from neighbouring properties by fireproof barriers.
Synonyms
non-flammable, non-inflammable, incombustible, unburnable, fire resistant, flame resistant, flame retardant, heatproof

verbˈfaɪ(ə)rˌprufˈfī(ə)rˌpro͞of

[with object]

Make (something) fireproof.
nearby museum buildings will be fireproofed
Example sentencesExamples
- Under the Seattle code, steel does not have to be fireproofed if it does not take gravity loads.
- He explained that he was fireproofing the doors to the main panels.
- The Wentworth Group of Scientists last year said that we couldn't droughtproof Australia; can we fireproof it?
- A mattress company which fails to meet UK furniture safety standards claims that fireproofing beds is dangerous.
- Timber lobbyists and foresters say thin out some national forests as a means of fireproofing them and preventing more superfires; that means cutting trees - lots of them.
- Dozens of signal relay rooms like the one destroyed on Sunday are scattered throughout the 722-mile subway system, and it is impossible to fireproof them…
- An estate plagued by a series of arson attacks has been hit by three more fires, just hours after residents turned out to try and fireproof the area.
- We had to fireproof the building, putting in fire doors and fire lights as we have over 30 kids here and we're open most of the day.
- If you build a home in a dangerous area and you don't fireproof it, you should not get money from the government to rebuild.
- He was concerned about fire and flood, and had his house fireproofed by constructing it with brick vaults.

单词	fireproof
释义	Definition of fireproof in English: fireproof adjective ˈfʌɪəpruːfˈfaɪ(ə)rˌpruf Able to withstand fire or great heat. a fireproof dish Example sentencesExamples The Scouting team, who stayed at the orphanage for a week, worked to make the home more fireproof and carried out repairs. Built of reinforced cement concrete, the house is fireproof. Grease a fireproof dish, place a layer of potatoes in it, cover with apple and a little sage, season lightly and sprinkle with cheese, repeat layers leaving potatoes and cheese to cover. Thrice a day, the performers have been taking to the stage under the massive fireproof tents, which can accommodate up to 2,500 viewers. You may want to invest in shelving and file cabinets and fireproof storage units. The proposal is seen as the only option left to bail out the cash - starved Highlands and Islands Fire Service which is short of equipment such as ladders, breathing apparatus, cutting equipment, fireproof clothing and pumps. Emergency exits must be made of fireproof materials and must be clear of any obstructions, and must be illuminated at all times. Keep the originals in a home safe or other waterproof, fireproof container. Application of preservatives has made these houses fireproof. The community has adopted the Homeowners Fire Smart Manual, with many residents replacing cedar shingles and combustible siding with fireproof materials, he said. Forum members debated how they could encourage all property owners to make sure that their roof spaces are divided from neighbouring properties by fireproof barriers. It made great insulation, in particular as fireproof packing in boilers. We had to take out all the office remnants - the partitions and the fireproof ceiling. Asbestos, a fireproof fibrous mineral, has been banned from construction by the government since 1996. To ensure that it is earthquake proof and fireproof, the whole structure should be made of steel, which makes its price several times higher than that of ordinary high buildings. On top of shortages in basic equipment like ladders, fireproof clothing and pumps, at least 22 new fire engines and other vehicles are required now and 35 auxiliary fire stations need upgrading. The drivers and co-drivers, for their part, are kitted out from head to toe in fireproof overalls, gloves and shoes and a helmet. As he arrived he saw neighbours being forced back from the house by the intense heat of the inferno, and dashed towards the end terrace house without stopping to put on any protective fireproof clothing or his breathing gear. Put everything in a waterproof, fireproof box and know where it is. High-quality sprinkler systems and new fireproof roofing materials, for example, can reduce the chance of fire. Synonyms non-flammable, non-inflammable, incombustible, unburnable, fire resistant, flame resistant, flame retardant, heatproof verb ˈfʌɪəpruːfˈfaɪ(ə)rˌpruf [with object] Make (something) fireproof. nearby museum buildings will be fireproofed Example sentencesExamples An estate plagued by a series of arson attacks has been hit by three more fires, just hours after residents turned out to try and fireproof the area. We had to fireproof the building, putting in fire doors and fire lights as we have over 30 kids here and we're open most of the day. He was concerned about fire and flood, and had his house fireproofed by constructing it with brick vaults. If you build a home in a dangerous area and you don't fireproof it, you should not get money from the government to rebuild. Under the Seattle code, steel does not have to be fireproofed if it does not take gravity loads. He explained that he was fireproofing the doors to the main panels. The Wentworth Group of Scientists last year said that we couldn't droughtproof Australia; can we fireproof it? A mattress company which fails to meet UK furniture safety standards claims that fireproofing beds is dangerous. Timber lobbyists and foresters say thin out some national forests as a means of fireproofing them and preventing more superfires; that means cutting trees - lots of them. Dozens of signal relay rooms like the one destroyed on Sunday are scattered throughout the 722-mile subway system, and it is impossible to fireproof them… Definition of fireproof in US English: fireproof adjectiveˈfaɪ(ə)rˌprufˈfī(ə)rˌpro͞of Able to withstand fire or great heat. a fireproof dish Example sentencesExamples The proposal is seen as the only option left to bail out the cash - starved Highlands and Islands Fire Service which is short of equipment such as ladders, breathing apparatus, cutting equipment, fireproof clothing and pumps. Grease a fireproof dish, place a layer of potatoes in it, cover with apple and a little sage, season lightly and sprinkle with cheese, repeat layers leaving potatoes and cheese to cover. Keep the originals in a home safe or other waterproof, fireproof container. High-quality sprinkler systems and new fireproof roofing materials, for example, can reduce the chance of fire. Application of preservatives has made these houses fireproof. The drivers and co-drivers, for their part, are kitted out from head to toe in fireproof overalls, gloves and shoes and a helmet. It made great insulation, in particular as fireproof packing in boilers. As he arrived he saw neighbours being forced back from the house by the intense heat of the inferno, and dashed towards the end terrace house without stopping to put on any protective fireproof clothing or his breathing gear. We had to take out all the office remnants - the partitions and the fireproof ceiling. On top of shortages in basic equipment like ladders, fireproof clothing and pumps, at least 22 new fire engines and other vehicles are required now and 35 auxiliary fire stations need upgrading. Thrice a day, the performers have been taking to the stage under the massive fireproof tents, which can accommodate up to 2,500 viewers. Put everything in a waterproof, fireproof box and know where it is. Emergency exits must be made of fireproof materials and must be clear of any obstructions, and must be illuminated at all times. The Scouting team, who stayed at the orphanage for a week, worked to make the home more fireproof and carried out repairs. You may want to invest in shelving and file cabinets and fireproof storage units. The community has adopted the Homeowners Fire Smart Manual, with many residents replacing cedar shingles and combustible siding with fireproof materials, he said. To ensure that it is earthquake proof and fireproof, the whole structure should be made of steel, which makes its price several times higher than that of ordinary high buildings. Asbestos, a fireproof fibrous mineral, has been banned from construction by the government since 1996. Built of reinforced cement concrete, the house is fireproof. Forum members debated how they could encourage all property owners to make sure that their roof spaces are divided from neighbouring properties by fireproof barriers. Synonyms non-flammable, non-inflammable, incombustible, unburnable, fire resistant, flame resistant, flame retardant, heatproof verbˈfaɪ(ə)rˌprufˈfī(ə)rˌpro͞of [with object] Make (something) fireproof. nearby museum buildings will be fireproofed Example sentencesExamples Under the Seattle code, steel does not have to be fireproofed if it does not take gravity loads. He explained that he was fireproofing the doors to the main panels. The Wentworth Group of Scientists last year said that we couldn't droughtproof Australia; can we fireproof it? A mattress company which fails to meet UK furniture safety standards claims that fireproofing beds is dangerous. Timber lobbyists and foresters say thin out some national forests as a means of fireproofing them and preventing more superfires; that means cutting trees - lots of them. Dozens of signal relay rooms like the one destroyed on Sunday are scattered throughout the 722-mile subway system, and it is impossible to fireproof them… An estate plagued by a series of arson attacks has been hit by three more fires, just hours after residents turned out to try and fireproof the area. We had to fireproof the building, putting in fire doors and fire lights as we have over 30 kids here and we're open most of the day. If you build a home in a dangerous area and you don't fireproof it, you should not get money from the government to rebuild. He was concerned about fire and flood, and had his house fireproofed by constructing it with brick vaults.
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