heat如何读

英:[hiːt]

美:[hiːt]

heat英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [U]高温,炎热 high temperature; hotness
  2. [U]激动,热烈,激烈 a state of excitement
  3. [C]预赛 preliminary contest, the winners of which take part in further contests or the final
v.(动词)
  1. vt. & vi. (使)热 make or become hot
  2. vt. 使激动,激发 cause to be excited; arouse

heat是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 热,高温
  2. 温度,热度
  3. 暑热,暑气
  4. 热量,热力
  5. 激怒,激动
  6. 体温,发烧
  7. (脸上)发热,脸红
  8. 最激烈的阶段,高潮
  9. 【体】预赛,(一个)赛次
  10. 【拳击】一个回合
  11. 【棒球】一局
  12. 【冶金学】(一次)熔炼,(每炉)熔炼量,装炉(量)
  13. 胁迫,压力(尤指对罪犯的跟踪、调查等)
  14. 【动】(尤指雌性动物的)发情,发情期
v. (动词)
  1. (使)变热,发热,加热,把...加热,给...加热
  2. 变暖,使暖,使...温暖,使变暖
  3. 激动(起来),使激动,激昂
  4. 刺激,激发
  5. 发热变质
  6. 发怒,使愤怒

heat变形

复数:heats

第三人称单数:heats

现在分词:heating

过去式:heated

过去分词:heated

heat词根

词根:heat

adj.

heated 热的;激昂的;激动的

heatable 可被加热的

heatless 无热的

adv.

heatedly 加热地;激昂地,热情的

n.

heater 加热器;加热工

v.

heated 加热;使兴奋(heat的过去分词)

heat英英释义

verb

intransitive verb

to become warm or hot

water heating in a kettle

to start to spoil from heat

transitive verb

to make warm or hot heat the oven to 350 degrees

heat a can of soup

excite

were heated by his stirring words

noun

a condition of being hot : warmth

snow melting in the heat of the sun

pathological excessive bodily temperature

the heat of the fever

a hot place or situation

get out of the heat

a period of heat

an unbroken heat

physics added energy that causes substances to rise in temperature, fuse, evaporate, expand, or undergo any of various other related changes, that flows to a body by contact with or radiation from bodies at higher temperatures, and that can be produced in a body (as by compression)

appearance, condition, or color of something as indicating its temperature

when the rod is at the proper welding heat

intensity of feeling or reaction : passion

answered with considerable heat

the height or stress of an action or condition

in the heat of battle

sexual excitement especially in a female mammalspecifically: estrus

like an animal in heat

a single continuous effort: such as

a single round of a contest (such as a race) having two or more rounds for each contestant

won two heats out of three

one of several preliminary contests held to eliminate less competent contenders

won the second heat but finished third in the final race

pungency of flavor

Add some cayenne pepper for extra heat.

the intensification of law-enforcement activity or investigation

waited until the heat was off

pressure, coercion

turn up the heat on your congressperson

abuse, criticism

took heat for her mistakes

baseball smoke sense 8

throwing some heat

slang gun sense 1b

was packing heat

heat词组

heat transfer热传递,传热

heat treatment热处理

heat exchanger热交换器

heat pump热泵,蒸汽泵

heat exchange热传导

heat conduction热传导

heat resistance[物]耐热性

heat preservation保温

heat source热源

waste heat余热;废热

heat insulation绝热

heat transfer coefficient[化]传热系数

heat flux热流,热通量

high heat[热力]高热量

heat energy热能

heat pipe热管;热导管

heat up加热

heat recovery热回收

heat loss热损失,热损耗

heat balance热平衡;热量衡算

heat区别

 fever, heat

这组词都有“热,热度”的意思,其区别是:

fever通常指超过正常体温所出现的发烧、发热;可引申指情绪的激昂和兴奋。

heat一般指具体的热、热度、热力等,有时也应热情、激动的感情。

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heat词源中文解释

古英语 hætu, hæto "热,温暖,炽热的质量; 热情,热忱",源自原始日耳曼语 *haita- "热"(也源自古撒克逊语 hittia,古诺尔斯语 hiti,古弗里斯兰语 hete,德语 hitze "热",哥特语 heito "发烧"),与古英语 hat "炎热" 和 hæða "炎热的天气"(参见 hot)的来源相同。

意思是"比赛中的一轮,尤指马赛",始于1660年代,也许源自更早的比喻意义"激烈的行动; 一次强烈的努力"(14世纪末),或者指"为比赛做准备而给马跑的一段路程"(1570年代)。随着时间的推移,后一个词扩展为"比赛或竞争中的一个阶段,当参赛者太多无法同时进行时,每个阶段的获胜者再进行最后的比赛。

指"动物的性兴奋"始于1768年,尤指雌性动物,对应于雄性的 rut。指"与警察的麻烦"可追溯到1920年。Heat wave "持续炎热天气的时期"首次出现于1890年; 早期指太阳周期。Heat-stroke 可追溯到1858年。Heat-seeking(形容词)用于导弹等,始于1955年。Red heatwhite heat 指加热金属的颜色,尤指铁。

heat_体育行业词汇

分组赛

分组预赛

heat_动物学行业词汇

发情

heat_化学行业词汇

heat_医学行业词汇

热:温度升高的感觉

热力:产生热感的能量,它以热力振荡即分子震动或原子震动的形式存在,可通过传导对流和以电磁波辐射的方式而转送

热能:以温差而转移的能量

动情

heat_土木工程行业词汇

供热管线: heat-supply pipeline

热电厂供热系统: heat-supply system based upon heating power cogeneration plant

热处理钢筋: heat-treated steel bar

供热管道

低温核供热系统: heat-supply system based upon low temperature nuclear reactor

地热供热系统: heat-supply system based upon geother

heat_物理学行业词汇

热量

热学

heat词源英文解释

Verb Middle English heten, going back to Old English hǣtan, going back to Germanic *haitjan- (whence also Middle Dutch hēten "to make warm," Old High German heizen, Old Norse heita "to make hot, brew"), derivative of *haita- "having a high temperature, burning" — more at hot >entry 1 Noun Middle English hete, going back to Old English hǣtu, going back to Germanic *haitīn- (whence also Old Frisian hēte "high temperature, heat," Old High German heizi), noun derivative from *haita- "having a high temperature, burning" — more at hot >entry 1

The first known use of heat was before the 12th century

heat儿童词典英英释义

heathennoun

a person who does not know about and worship the God of the Bible : pagan—usually used disparagingly especially in the past

an uncivilized person—usually used disparagingly especially in the past

heathnoun

any of a family of shrubby often evergreen plants that grow well on open barren usually acid and poorly drained soilespecially: a low evergreen shrub with needlelike leaves and clusters of small flowers

a usually level area of land overgrown with low shrubs

heaternoun

a device that heats or holds something to be heated

heatedadjective

marked by excited or angry feelings

a heated debate

heatedadjective

marked by excited or angry feelings

a heated debate

heat1 of 2verb

to make or become warm or hot

to make excited

heat2 of 2noun

a condition of being hot : warmth

a high degree of hotness

a hot place or period

the heat of the day

a form of energy that causes substances to rise in temperature or to go through associated changes (as melting, evaporation, or expansion)

strength of feeling

answered with some heat

the height of an action or condition

the heat of battle

estrus sense 1

a single race in a contest made up of two or more races

heat1 of 2verb

to make or become warm or hot

to make excited

heat2 of 2noun

a condition of being hot : warmth

a high degree of hotness

a hot place or period

the heat of the day

a form of energy that causes substances to rise in temperature or to go through associated changes (as melting, evaporation, or expansion)

strength of feeling

answered with some heat

the height of an action or condition

the heat of battle

estrus sense 1

a single race in a contest made up of two or more races

heat医学词典英英释义

heat1 of 2intransitive verb

to become warm or hot

heat2 of 2noun

the state of a body or of matter that is perceived as opposed to cold and is characterized by elevation of temperature : a condition of being hotespecially: a marked or notable degree of this state : high temperature

a feverish state of the body : pathological excessive bodily temperature (as from inflammation) the heat of the fever

knew the throbbing heat of an abscess

added energy that causes substances to rise in temperature, fuse, evaporate, expand, or undergo any of various other related changes, that flows to a body by contact with or radiation from bodies at higher temperatures, and that can be produced in a body (as by compression)

sexual excitement especially in a female mammalspecifically: estrus

heat 例句

1 The leg bones, the tripe, and the white maíz are cooked in a giant pot all night on low heat.

2 When we finally stepped in from the heat, the air- conditioning hit my face like a splash of ice water.

3 He gripped my sleeve, and I could feel the heat of his skin like a fire.

4 The heat pulsed among the cottages and bushes and children.

5 She took no notice, but worked steadily and skillfully to build up the fire and set the pan to heat some water for tea.

6 The flash blinded him for many long seconds, during which he could make out only subtle changes in color and feel the heat of the blast on his face.

7 Erotic Colour Prints of the Ming Period produced heated discussions among Western sinologists.

[秘戏图考]有关中国的[中术]曾引起西方汉学家热烈的讨论.

8 Has this plastic been tested for safety in great heat?

这种塑料进行过高温测试 吗 ?

9 There was a full day’s work to be done before noon, when the deadly heat drove everyone back into our big shuttered house and we lay down in the dim high-ceilinged rooms like sweating victims.

10 It was a glass door, and as he opened it, he felt the unnatural heat in the building wash over him, and he heard the familiar screeches of monkeys.

11 I had no hacksaw to cut it into smaller pieces, and I was not strong enough to heat it and hammer it apart.

12 There was one last feeling of being lifted into the air and a sensation of rapid motion and burning heat, and he passed out.

13 Perhaps it was the heat, or perhaps it was relief.

14 I was glad now for the heat of the fire, as the night air was cold enough to show my breath.

15 On Faye’s tray she put her favorite cup and set the soup forward on the stove to heat.

16 Felicia, her face and forearms blotchy with heat, looks up at her best friend.

17 His head swam, but from the heat in his body he guessed that he had been given another draught.

18 She could feel the summer heat surrounding her as if it were rising from her body, and she reached up and squeezed the last droplets of water from her hair.

19 I look up and see him, sitting back on his knees but still panting a bit from the climb and the heat and the effort of bringing Peeta back from the dead.

20 The heat wasn't on and the house was freezing.

暖气没有开,房子里冰冷。

heat 同义词

2 一炉

batch

3 警方

traps police fuzz azul

4 红潮

red tide

7 炉灶

range

8 一次努力

reach

13 强烈的感情

violence flame fervor fervour

14 炉火

fire

16 暖气设备

heating

18 炎热

boiling torrid swelter

19 怒火

anger ire

20 动情

rut

21 使愤怒

incense embitter

26 供暖系统

heating

27 辣味

savory savoury

29 辛辣味

flavor

31 强烈感情

quiver hwyl

32 一个回合

turn frame

33 暖气

heating warmth radiator

43 体温

temperature

45 使暖和

thaw warm

46 高温

fervor fervour pyro- hot

49 使热

calorific hot

54 发情期

puberty oestrus season rut

57 使发热

fever

58 逼供

third degree

60 威逼

browbeat

61 供暖

heating

63 激化

inflame fester

67 回合

inning stanza go-around

69 激动

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72 穷追

tree bay

heat 短语相关

dead heat if you can't stand/take the heat, get out of the kitchen in heat on heat heat exhaustion the heat the heat is on heat sink prickly heat generated/produced more heat than light

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