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4 | fire hose station |
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4 | fire hose cabinet |
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4 | FHC |
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fire hose station Explanation: According to Forbes' modern dictionary of engineering and technology. FHS is an option for the abbreviation, see link below. HTH Mary Reference: http://www.triton.cc.il.us/faculty/fheitzman/abbrev.html |
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fire hose cabinet Explanation: According to the GDT, it would be fire hose cabinet. HTH Sheila Domaine(s) : protection contre l'incendie 1 / 1 fire hose cabinet Syn. fire hose station hose cabinet hose station robinet d'incendie armé Terme(s) apparenté(s) poste d'incendie armé Déf. : Ensemble comportant un robinet à ouverture rapide, un flexible d'incendie enroulé sur un dévidoir fixe raccordé en permanence et muni d'une lance et, accessoirement, une clé tricoise, un seau et une hache d'incendie. [Office de la langue française, 1992] 1 / 1 Obtenez cette fiche directement à partir de vos applications de texte. © OLF/Semantix. |
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FHC Explanation: I forgot to add the abbreviation. HTH http://www.dockboxes.com/fire_safety/ FHC = Fire Hose Cabinet http://www.granddictionnaire.com/_fs_global_01.htm Domaine(s) : protection contre l'incendie 1 / 1 fire hose cabinet Syn. fire hose station hose cabinet hose station robinet d'incendie armé Terme(s) apparenté(s) poste d'incendie armé Déf. : Ensemble comportant un robinet à ouverture rapide, un flexible d'incendie enroulé sur un dévidoir fixe raccordé en permanence et muni d'une lance et, accessoirement, une clé tricoise, un seau et une hache d'incendie. [Office de la langue française, 1992] 1 / 1 Obtenez cette fiche directement à partir de vos applications de texte. © OLF/Semantix. |
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