engine house
An 'engine house' is a specialized building designed to store and maintain various types of engines, including those used in firefighting, rail transport, and industrial applications.
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Definition
B2General
(technical)A building designed to house one or more engines for various purposes.
Example
- The old engine house has been converted into a museum showcasing industrial machinery.
B2Firefighting
(specific)A facility where fire engines and related equipment are stored and maintained.
Example
- The new engine house is equipped with state-of-the-art firefighting technology.
B2Rail Transport
(specific)A building at a railway station where locomotives are serviced and stored.
Example
- The railway company built a new engine house to accommodate its expanding fleet of trains.
Similar
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