noun a type of hydrant specifically designed for firefighting purposes
Fire hydrants are strategically placed throughout cities to ensure easy access to water in case of emergencies.
Fire hydrants are designed and installed as part of a city's infrastructure to provide water supply for firefighting purposes.
A fire hydrant is a crucial tool used by firefighters to access water for extinguishing fires.
Fire hydrants play a key role in ensuring the safety of communities by providing a readily available water source for fire emergencies.
In a crime novel, the detective noticed a fire hydrant on the corner of the street as he investigated the scene.
The civil engineer included the location of a fire hydrant in the city's water supply system design.
The firefighter connected the hose to the fire hydrant to quickly extinguish the flames.