Fire hydrant spray water douse flames.

Meaning: Firefighters use fire hydrants to spray water and put out fires.

Choice of Words: Fire hydrant: a device that provides water for firefighters, spray: to force liquid out in a fine mist, water: a clear liquid, douse: to cover or soak something with liquid.

Alternative Expressions

Fire hydrants spray water to put out flames.

Meaning: This means that fire hydrants use water to stop fires from burning.

Choice of Words: Fire hydrants are large, red objects that are found on the side of streets. They have a hose that can be connected to a water source and used to spray water. Spray means to send out a stream of liquid. Water is the clear liquid that comes from the sky or from a faucet. Douse means to pour or throw a lot of liquid on something. Flames are the burning parts of a fire.

Fire hydrants use water to quench flames.

Meaning: This means that fire hydrants use water to stop fires from burning.

Choice of Words: Fire hydrants are large, red objects that are found on the side of streets. They have a hose that can be connected to a water source and used to spray water. Use means to employ or put into service. Water is the clear liquid that comes from the sky or from a faucet. Quench means to put out or stop a fire or thirst. Flames are the burning parts of a fire.

Fire hydrants discharge water to extinguish flames.

Meaning: This means that fire hydrants use water to stop fires from burning.

Choice of Words: Fire hydrants are large, red objects that are found on the side of streets. They have a hose that can be connected to a water source and used to spray water. Discharge means to release or let out. Water is the clear liquid that comes from the sky or from a faucet. Extinguish means to put out or stop a fire. Flames are the burning parts of a fire.

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