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hot
- IPA[hɒt]
英式
- adj.
  
  having a high degree of heat or a high temperature；feeling or producing an uncomfortable sensation of heat
- v.
  
  make or become hot；become or make more lively or exciting
- 釋義
- 相關詞
- 片語
adj.
形容詞
1. having a high degree of heat or a high temperature it was hot inside the hall a hot day in late August 同義詞 very warm, balmy, summery, tropical, boiling, ... 更多boiling hot, blazing hot, baking, scorching, roasting, searing, flaming, parching, blistering, oven-like, sweltering, torrid, sultry, humid, muggy, close, airless, oppressive, stifling, dialectclaggy反義詞 chilly
▪ feeling or producing an uncomfortable sensation of heat she felt hot and her throat was parched 同義詞 feverish, fevered, febrile, burning, flushed, ... 更多informalwith a temperature, rarepyretic
▪ (of food or drink) prepared by heating and served without cooling this soup is equally good hot or cold 同義詞 heated, piping, piping hot, sizzling, steaming, ... 更多roasting, boiling, boiling hot, searing, scorching, scalding, red-hot反義詞 cold
▪ informal (of an electric circuit) live or at a high voltage.
▪ informal radioactive.
2. (of food) containing or consisting of pungent spices or peppers which produce a burning sensation when tasted a very hot dish cooked with green chilli 同義詞 spicy, spiced, peppery, piquant, highly seasoned, ... 更多sharp, fiery, strong, pungent, aromatic反義詞 mild
3. filled with passionate excitement, anger, or other strong emotion the idea had been nurtured in his hot imagination her reply came boiling out of her, hot with rage 同義詞 angry, indignant, furious, fiery, seething, ... 更多raging, boiling, fuming, wrathful, enraged, infuriated, inflamed反義詞 calm
▪ lustful or erotic steamy bed scenes which may be too hot for young fans
▪ (of popular music) strongly rhythmical and excitingly played hot salsa and lambada dancing
4. informal involving much activity, debate, or interest the environment has become a very hot issue 同義詞 animated, heated, fierce, lively, intense, ... 更多passionate, impassioned, spirited, ardent, fervent, feverish, furious, violent, ferocious, acrimonious, stormy, tempestuous, savage, literaryfervid, passional反義詞 dispassionate
▪ (of news) fresh and of great interest have I got some hot gossip for you! 同義詞 new, fresh, recent, late, up to date, ... 更多up to the minute, brand new, just out, just released, just issued, hot off the press, informalbang up to date反義詞 old
▪ currently popular, fashionable, or in demand they know the hottest dance moves 同義詞 popular, in demand, sought-after, in favour, well liked, ... 更多well loved, fashionable, in fashion, in vogue, all the rage, informalbig, in, now, hip, trendy, cool, informal, datedall the go反義詞 unpopular, out of fashion
▪ (of a person) sexually attractive airports are packed full of hot singles and potential partners
▪ (of the scent) fresh and strong, indicating that the quarry has passed recently.
▪ (in children's games) very close to finding or guessing something.
5. informal very knowledgeable or skilful Tony is very hot on local history 同義詞 knowledgeable about, well informed about, au fait with, up on, well versed in, ... 更多au courant with, skilled at, expert at, enthusiastic about, keen on, informalclued up about, genned up about反義詞 ill-informed, apathetic
▪ good this is not so hot for business
▪ regarding (something) as very important; strict about local customs officers are hot on confiscations
6. informal difficult to deal with he found my story simply too hot to handle
▪ (of goods) stolen and difficult to dispose of because easily identifiable. 同義詞 stolen, illegally obtained, under the counter, illegal, illicit, ... 更多unlawful, smuggled, bootleg, contraband, informaldodgy, bent反義詞 lawful
▪ (of a person) wanted by the police.
v.
動詞
1. British informal make or become hot he hotted up the flask
▪ British informal become or make more lively or exciting the championship contest hotted up
hotter
n.
a person who joyrides in stolen high-performance cars, especially for elaborate and dangerous ... the hotters would have to be caught red-handed, performing their stunts
Oxford Dictionary

red-hot
adj.
so hot as to glow red: red-hot coals the red-hot handle burnt his hand
Oxford Dictionary

red-hot
adj.
(of a substance) so hot as to glow red: red-hot coals
Oxford American Dictionary

hot press
n.
a device in which paper or cloth is pressed between glazed boards and hot metal plates in order ...
v.
press (paper, cloth, etc.) with a hot press: hot-pressed paper
Oxford Dictionary

hot dog
n.
a frankfurter, especially one served hot in a long, soft roll and topped with various condiments.
excl
used to express delight or enthusiastic approval: Hot dog! I've finally found something I can do that you can't
v.
perform stunts or tricks: he chastised the dancers who'd been hotdogging
Oxford Dictionary

hot dog
n.
a frankfurter, especially one served hot in a long, soft roll and topped with various condiments: he's ordering a hot dog a package of hot dogs
excl
used to express delight or enthusiastic approval: Hot dog! I've finally found something I can do that you can't
v.
perform stunts or tricks; show off: he chastised the dancers who'd been hotdogging
Oxford American Dictionary

hot press
n.
a device in which paper or cloth is pressed between glazed boards and hot metal plates in order ...
v.
press with a hot press: hot-pressed paper
Oxford American Dictionary

hot rod
n.
a motor vehicle that has been specially modified to give it extra power and speed.
v.
modify (a vehicle or other device) to make it faster or more powerful: I was told the program did an even better job of hot-rodding hardware
Oxford Dictionary
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片語
come in hot
go hot and cold
have the hots for
hot and heavy
hot on the heels of
hot off the press
hot to trot
hot under the collar
in hot pursuit
in hot water
make something hot for
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hot
IPA[hät]
美式
adj.
having a high degree of heat or a high temperature: it was hot inside the hall
v.
become or make hot: he hotted up the flask in Daisy's hand
Oxford American Dictionary