fire escape

英 [ˈfaɪər ɪskeɪp]

美 [ˈfaɪər ɪskeɪp]

n. 太平梯(在建筑物外部，用以逃离火场)

牛津词典

noun

太平梯（在建筑物外部，用以逃离火场）
metal stairs or a ladder on the outside of a building, which people can use to escape from a fire

(建筑物外部用于发生火灾时逃生的)太平梯
Afire escapeis a metal staircase on the outside of a building, which can be used to escape from the building if there is a fire.

noun

a stairway (often on the outside of a building) that permits exit in the case of fire or other emergency
Synonym:emergency exit

The hotel have no fire escape it a real firetrap.
这家饭店没有太平梯，是个十足的消防死角。
They tell him that a concerned friend of his contacted them and that his injuries were the result of a fall down a fire escape.
他们告诉他，关心他的朋友和他们联系，他的受伤的结果下降了走火。
I had to climb up the fire escape.
我不得不从防火梯进来。
Each platform should have the fire escape indication, in order to conduct personnel's dispersing at accident time.
各层平台应有安全出口的标志，以便于事故时人员的疏散。
Let's try to hack into the building by going up the fire escape.
我们试试从防火通道进入大楼吧。
That doesn't mean please climb up the fire escape.
那并不表示请你爬防火梯上来。
Include a fire extinguisher, a flashlight, a fire escape mask and a escape rope.
灭火器一只、防爆手电一只、自救呼吸器一只、自救绳一条。
I remember seeing my neighbor Pito go up and down the fire escape to get people out.
我还记得我看着邻居皮托顺着太平梯爬上爬下救人逃生。
Guest used the fire escape to get out of the building.
客人通过安全出口离开楼房。
It was getting cold on the fire escape.
防火道又越来越冷。