Similar words: firebrand, fire-brand, fire brigade, tiebreak, coffee break, icebreaker, tiebreaker, housebreaking. Meaning: n. a narrow field that has been cleared to check the spread of a prairie fire or forest fire.
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1 Using a firebreak as a foot path, the men moved up the 1, 350-foot peak.
2 And the single layer firebreak forest on upper mountain ridges showed the least fire retardant efficiency.
3 So the effective structure of the firebreak belt in the ridge mountain was the sparse structure.
4 But the firebreak between Greece and the other embattled sovereigns of the euro zone is even more important.
5 You can see a firebreak here made by cutting the miscellaneous trees to prevent forest fires.
6 Within a displaced persons camp,(www.Sentencedict.com) build a firebreak (an area with no buildings) 50 m wide approximately every 300 m of building area.
7 The creation of a new firebreak should be done by taking structures down manually or with a bulldozer if available.
8 So the effective structure of the firebreak tree belt in the ridge of a mountain was the sparse structure.
9 Within a displaced persons camp, build a firebreak 50 m wide approximately every 300 m of building area.
10 WILDFIRES can sometimes only be stopped by the act of lighting a second blaze to create a firebreak.
11 The proofing efficiency is closely correlated with the wind weather area of the firebreak tree belt.
12 Hotshots - Working in 20-person teams, the main job of these highly trained firefighters is to build a firebreak around the fire to keep it from spreading.
13 In the meantime, the rest of Europe can get a firebreak.
14 Working to a plan at last, James' firefighters had also created a large firebreak to the north of the conflagration.
15 Local officials say the spark was deliberately lit to create a controlled firebreak.
16 Based on the feature of the wind speed, the forecasting models of wind speed in the aweather area of the firebreak tree belt had been established using the multi_model optimization.
17 Hotshots are employed by the U. S. forest Service Firebreak.
18 A contemporary account said that, that day or later, King Charles II in person worked manually to help to throw water on flames and to help to demolish buildings to make a firebreak.
19 Making a stand with his firefighters from the Fleet Bridge and down to the Thames, James hoped that the River Fleet would form a natural firebreak.
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