fire drill Definition
fire drill
noun
☆ a drill in which buildings are vacated, fire stations manned, etc. in a quick, orderly way to teach proper procedures in case of fire
fire drill Usage Examples
Converse of object
- have: A different memory was when we had a fire drill and Mrs Greenway hid me from Mrs Bunt during lining up.
- attend: It may also be possible to arrange for a local fire brigade crew to attend a fire drill to witness it.
- organize: Fire drills organized by the TUHT Fire Safety Advisor.
Adjective modifier
- regular: Everyone should take part in regular fire drills and be aware of the need to assist people with any form of disability.
- full-scale: There will be a full-scale fire drill once every term.
Modifies a noun
practice: Fire drill practice will take place at least once in every term.
Noun used with modifier
test: As soon as is practicable after the beginning of the term, a test fire drill should be held.
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