一篇关于火灾的英语作文。

The conflagration should adopt correct outfire method when happening and select and use the appropriate outfire implement diving to save actively, think that the hermetic room inner is on fire , not having been ready not to open doors and windows in front of equipment and material cutting out an engine,; Allocate the since "119" gives an alarm , speaks clear place , fire tendency , person full name and telephone number giving an alarm , send person to get rid of the neighbourhood crossing greeting a fire engine and. Need to remain calm when fleeing for one's life, the be swift with self's judgement danger place and safety place, withdraw from as soon as possible; Be not allowed to swarm out or be reluctant to leave property, pass through fire zone time using the clothing and other articales of daily use soddening to drape wrapping the body to the full , cover up the mouth nose , press close to the floor; Be sure not to run , may roll about on the spot if being on fire on one's body,on one's body flame pressure is killed , is plunge into close water middle, or is intimidate the seedling cutting out an engine with clothing and other articales of daily use coverage thick and heavy or; Flee for one's life if the body place seeks upstairs, not making progress downward like the road , flee for one's life again downward when not having been on fire for sure downstairs. When the storey is not taller than mssingle if stairs or entrance is closed up by the conflagration,may make use of cloth , bed sheet , carpet , curtain etc. to manufacture cord , flee for one's life by the fact that balcony , time of waterpipe etc. glides over in the window,; And way out is arrived at other quilt should withdraw from mssingle if the storey is high,interior, close the door , window leading to blowing area, the doors and windows using wet cloth , towel etc. to seal off mssingle of blowing area direction conditionally, uses water to irrigate the doors and windows wet , drawing near one side not having fire at the same time unceasingly calling for help. The flashlight , calico available oscillate issuing SOS , may by no means in the evening ride in electric elevator, spring neither but imprudently building.

The Fire【火灾】


There was a big fire in one office building in our neighborhood at about nine4 o’clock last night. Many firemen and fire engines came. In the beginning, we saw flames with thick black smoke coming out from the sixth floor; and we also heard the explosion of the gas tank mixed with the noisy sounds from shattering windows. Soon the fire spread one by one to the floors above, and finally reach the top floor. Some aluminum window frames and some brick walls meted and collapsed from the heat. Many people like myself stood outside on the streets watching the fire in horror as we heard the sirens and gas explosions. Luckily there was no one in that office building when the fire broke out. The fire-men were unable to control the fire until the top floor was burned out; it took about one and a half hours for the firemen to put out the big fire. The next morning newspapers carried the story and pictures of the fire.

If there is a fire:
Be Safe

1. Get out fast! When you hear the loud beep of the smoke alarm, get out of the house. Never hide or take time to grab your belongings or pets.
2. Follow your escape plan. After all, you've been practicing!
3. Feel a door before you open it. If it is hot, there may be fire on the other side. Try to get out another way.
4. Stay low to the floor. Since smoke rises, the safest air for breathing is down low.
5. Call 9-1-1 or the fire department. Be sure to do this after you get out of the house. Remember: Only call 9-1-1 if there is a real emergency.
6. Stay out! Once you're out, stay out. Don't go back for anything!

And remember...
Stop, Drop, and Roll. If your clothing catches fire, remember to stop where you are and drop to the ground. Cover your face and mouth with your hands, and roll over and over until the flames are out.

I got most of this stuff from the United States Fire Administration's Kids Page, and some from the National Fire Protection Association Web site. You can talk to your parents or teachers about fire safety, too.

I also learned a lot from some third graders who interviewed four of their local firefighters. They even sent me some great pictures. Check them out!

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