Definition of firie in English:

firie

noun ˈfʌɪri

Australian informal

单词	firie
释义	Definition of firie in English: firie noun ˈfʌɪri Australian informal A firefighter. there's always a firie nearby to rescue you or your house from flames Example sentencesExamples Obviously the young firie showed some promise, as he became captain in 1976 and has held the position ever since. Note the firie up the ladder in the shop. On the plus side, the temperaments and personalities of the 'firies' are starkly highlighted (no heroics, only teamwork is tolerated), as are current firefighting and rescue tactics. When they saw the fire in the windows, Mr Hunt called the firies and Mr Bailey knocked down the back door so he could reach the flames. I am not questioning the integrity nor the bravery of the NSW "firie", but let's be honest.
随便看	well pleased (with) well-pleasing well-plenished well-plighted well-plucked well-plumed well point well-pointed well-poised well-pole well-policed well-policied well-polished well-populated well-positioned well-possessed well-practiced well-practised well prepared well-prepared well presented well preserved well-preserved well-pressed well-primed