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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a fire hose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a flexible tube used to convey water, typically for extinguishing fires.
Example: "The firefighters quickly grabbed a fire hose to douse the flames engulfing the building."
Alternatives: "a water hose" or "a firefighting hose".
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This was basically just a fire hose".
And there, a fire hose, unraveled.
"I was drinking water from a fire hose," he said.
The program was like drinking from a fire hose.
She likened the experience to drinking from a fire hose.
El Greco delivers them with a fire hose.
The Web is a fire hose of information.
A fire hose is coiled on the wall.
One worker later had to be pulled to safety with a fire hose.
In giant tanks were two pythons, each as big around as a fire hose.
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With some form of prioritisation rather than simply a fire-hose.
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