noun a type of fire truck equipped with a ladder and hooks for firefighting purposes
In military operations, a hook-and-ladder system may be used for rapid deployment of personnel or equipment in tactical situations.
In construction, a hook-and-ladder may refer to a type of truck or vehicle used for transporting and maneuvering large materials or equipment.
In the field of firefighting, a hook-and-ladder truck is a type of fire truck equipped with a long, extendable ladder and a hook for breaking windows or accessing rooftops.
In emergency response situations, a hook-and-ladder vehicle may be used for accessing hard-to-reach areas or rescuing individuals from elevated locations.
In the context of firefighting, a hook-and-ladder refers to a type of fire truck equipped with a ladder and hooks for various firefighting operations.
In the context of carpentry, a hook-and-ladder may refer to a specialized tool used for lifting and positioning heavy objects.
In the context of cooking, a hook-and-ladder can refer to a type of sandwich or dish named after the fire truck, often featuring a combination of meats and cheeses.
In the context of sports, a hook-and-ladder play is a strategic move often used in American football, where a lateral pass is followed by a forward pass to gain yardage.
In the context of automotive repair, a hook-and-ladder may refer to a type of towing truck equipped with a hook and extendable ladder for recovering vehicles.