Definition of fire trail in English:

fire trail

noun

Australian, North American

A track through forest or bush for use in fighting fires.
〈北美，澳〉（穿越森林或丛林的）防火小道
Example sentencesExamples
- He called on the government to commit to commonsense fire prevention including reducing fuel loads in National Parks and upgrading and improving fire trails.
- We got on the radio and located Leo, he had taken a fire trail and was about a mile down the road.
- During the 24-hour race, competitors battled rain, sleet and near-freezing temperatures at night over a gruelling 19.3km course, which twisted its way through the forest along tracks and fire trails.
- Rather than motocross or rally off-roading, this bike is intended to potter along fire trails and bridle tracks.
- Above the tree line the roads end in cul-de-sacs, and from then on it's nothing but fire trails that switchback through scrub and grass and rock.

Definition of fire trail in US English:

fire trail

noun

North American, Australian

A track through forest or bush for use in fighting fires.
〈北美，澳〉（穿越森林或丛林的）防火小道
Example sentencesExamples
- He called on the government to commit to commonsense fire prevention including reducing fuel loads in National Parks and upgrading and improving fire trails.
- Rather than motocross or rally off-roading, this bike is intended to potter along fire trails and bridle tracks.
- During the 24-hour race, competitors battled rain, sleet and near-freezing temperatures at night over a gruelling 19.3km course, which twisted its way through the forest along tracks and fire trails.
- We got on the radio and located Leo, he had taken a fire trail and was about a mile down the road.
- Above the tree line the roads end in cul-de-sacs, and from then on it's nothing but fire trails that switchback through scrub and grass and rock.

单词	fire trail
释义	Definition of fire trail in English: fire trail noun Australian, North American A track through forest or bush for use in fighting fires. 〈北美，澳〉（穿越森林或丛林的）防火小道 Example sentencesExamples He called on the government to commit to commonsense fire prevention including reducing fuel loads in National Parks and upgrading and improving fire trails. We got on the radio and located Leo, he had taken a fire trail and was about a mile down the road. During the 24-hour race, competitors battled rain, sleet and near-freezing temperatures at night over a gruelling 19.3km course, which twisted its way through the forest along tracks and fire trails. Rather than motocross or rally off-roading, this bike is intended to potter along fire trails and bridle tracks. Above the tree line the roads end in cul-de-sacs, and from then on it's nothing but fire trails that switchback through scrub and grass and rock. Definition of fire trail in US English: fire trail noun North American, Australian A track through forest or bush for use in fighting fires. 〈北美，澳〉（穿越森林或丛林的）防火小道 Example sentencesExamples He called on the government to commit to commonsense fire prevention including reducing fuel loads in National Parks and upgrading and improving fire trails. Rather than motocross or rally off-roading, this bike is intended to potter along fire trails and bridle tracks. During the 24-hour race, competitors battled rain, sleet and near-freezing temperatures at night over a gruelling 19.3km course, which twisted its way through the forest along tracks and fire trails. We got on the radio and located Leo, he had taken a fire trail and was about a mile down the road. Above the tree line the roads end in cul-de-sacs, and from then on it's nothing but fire trails that switchback through scrub and grass and rock.
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