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Term: Fire Extinguisher

Description:

A fire extinguisher is an active firefighting device used to control or extinguish small fires. It is a portable canister filled with a fire-extinguishing substance that is discharged by pressing a handle or lever. Fire extinguishers are crucial safety tools and can be found in various types depending on the class of fire they are designed to combat.

Sample Sentences:

Noun (General Sense):

  1. Always keep a fire extinguisher in your kitchen for safety.
  2. During the fire drill, everyone was instructed on how to properly use the fire extinguisher.
  3. The fire extinguisher successfully snuffed out the flames before they spread further.

Noun (Specific Sense):

  1. You should have a dry chemical fire extinguisher if you work with flammable materials.
  2. CO2 fire extinguishers are commonly used in electrical fires.
  3. Water mist fire extinguishers are best suited for use in hospital settings.

Related Verb:

  1. Make sure to extinguish any candles before leaving the room.
  2. He quickly extinguished the fire using the fire extinguisher.
  3. We managed to extinguish the bonfire completely before leaving the campsite.

Related Adjective:

  1. The firefighter swiftly identified the fire extinguisher's location.
  2. Always check the expiry date on your fire extinguisher to ensure it is still functional.
  3. The fire safety demonstration included a demonstration of proper fire extinguisher usage.

Related Adverb:

  1. The fire alarm rang loudly, prompting everyone to evacuate the building immediately.
  2. You should always store the fire extinguisher nearby, readily accessible.
  3. He acted promptly and effectively by using the fire extinguisher to put out the fire.

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