hot
🇺🇸
/hɑːt/
🇬🇧
/hɒt/
adjective
A1
very warm or high in temperature
The hot sun made the sand too hot to walk on.
炎热的太阳让沙子变得太烫，无法在上面行走。
A1
feeling too warm or uncomfortable from heat
After running, his face felt hot and sweaty.
跑步后，他的脸感觉又热又出汗。
A1
causing you to feel warm
The hot weather made everyone tired.
炎热的天气让每个人都感到疲惫。
B1
spicy or sharp in taste
The hot sauce made the food too hot to eat.
辣酱让食物变得太辣，无法食用。
R
full of energy or strong feelings
The debate became hot with strong opinions.
辩论因强烈的观点而变得激烈。
R
dangerous or difficult
The situation got too hot to handle.
局势变得太危险，难以处理。
R
very popular or trendy
That new band is really hot right now.
那个新乐队现在真的很火。
R
new and exciting
I have some hot news to share.
我有一些激动人心的消息要分享。
R
likely to win or succeed
She is the hot favorite to win the race.
她是赢得比赛的热门人选。
R
very skilled or knowledgeable
He is hot at solving math problems.
他非常擅长解决数学问题。
R
easily angered
His hot temper often causes arguments.
他的火爆脾气经常引发争吵。
R
sexually attractive or excited
They felt hot for each other at the party.
他们在派对上对彼此产生了强烈的吸引力。
R
shocking or extreme
The movie was too hot for young viewers.
这部电影对年轻观众来说太刺激了。
R
very strict about something
The teacher is hot on homework deadlines.
老师对作业截止日期要求非常严格。
R
having a strong, exciting beat
The band played a hot rhythm that made everyone dance.
乐队演奏了让人热血沸腾的节奏，让每个人都跳起舞来。
R
stolen and hard to sell
The police found the hot goods in his car.
警察在他的车里发现了赃物。
R
very close to finding something in a game
You're getting hot as you near the hidden object.
当你接近隐藏的物品时，你就快找到了。
translation
热的, 感觉热的, 使人感觉温暖的, 辣的, 充满活力的, 危险的, 热门的, 新颖刺激的, 很可能获胜的, 技艺高超的, 易怒的, 性感的, 令人震惊的, 非常严格的, 节奏强劲的, 赃物的, 快要找到的
词形变化
Comparative
hotter
Superlative
hottest