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词根:torrid
adj.torrid 晒热的;热情的
adjective
parched with heat especially of the sun : hot
torrid sands
giving off intense heat : scorching
ardent, passionate
torrid love letters
borrowed from French & Latin; French torride, going back to Middle French, borrowed from Latin torridus "dried by exposure to heat, parched, scorched," adjective derivative from the stem of torreō, torrēre "to heat so as to dry, scorch, parch" — more at thirst >entry 1
The first known use of torrid was in 1545
tortellininoun
pasta in the form of little ring-shaped cases containing a filling (as of meat or cheese)
tortenoun
a rich cake
torsonoun
the human body except for the head, arms, and legs
torsonoun
the human body except for the head, arms, and legs
torsionnoun
the act or process of turning or twisting
the state of being twisted
torsionnoun
the act or process of turning or twisting
the state of being twisted
torridadjective
very hot and usually dry
torridadjective
very hot and usually dry
torridadjective
very hot and usually dry
1 All the year round is torridity here.
这里一年四季都炎热。
2 Torridity, humidity, raininess are the major climatic characteristics of the YunNan hot-moist area.
炎热、潮湿、多雨是云南湿热地区的主要气候特征。
3 The results indicate that during the torridity summer natural ventilation can not satisfied the temperature requirement in greenhouse, so it is necessary to use the mechanical ventilation.
本文的研究结果表明,炎热的夏天,自然通风不能满足温室中温度的要求,配合湿帘使用机械通风非常必要。
4 New York City had simmered under a blazing sun for more than three weeks, and all who were able had deserted the city for spots of lesser torridity.
5 The silence of the desert was complete as though torridity had overwhelmed every other aspect of nature.
6 The team had a torrid time trying to score.
7 the dry, torrid summers in southern Arizona
8 From familial tensions and torrid love affairs to untimely deaths and societal shifts, the Crawleys provide a compelling look at the final days of aristocracy and their dying way of life in post-Edwardian England.
9 The blue-chip index’s torrid 23% rise from its October 2023 low has been driven by industrial, technology and consumer shares, with American Express Co. rising more than 70% in that span.