hot如何读

英:[hɒt]

美:[hɑːt]

hot英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 热的,烫的 having a relatively or noticeably high temperature; giving off hot
  2. 辣的 producing a burning sensation to the taste
  3. 棘手的,争议大的 likely to cause strong feelings and argument, and therefore difficult to deal with
  4. 激烈的,热烈的 intense; fiery; passionate
  5. 火爆的excitable
  6. 刚做好的,最新的,热门的 fresh and strong; very recent and usually sensational

hot是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 热的,温度高的, 使人感到热的
  2. 辣的,辛辣的
  3. 强烈的,激烈的 ,猛烈的
  4. 激动的
  5. 热情的
  6. 急躁的
  7. 棘手的,艰难的, 危险的
  8. 风靡一时的,走红的
  9. 有望成功的
  10. <美俚>身体棒的,体型好的
  11. 好色的,淫荡的;欲火中烧的
adv. (副词)
  1. 愤怒地
  2. 热地
  3. 热烈地,猛烈地
  4. 趁热
  5. 热切地,紧迫地
  6. 激动地
  7. 快速地
v. (动词)
  1. 激烈起来(hot up),变得激动
  2. <英口>变热
  3. 骚动起来
  4. 变得危险起来
  5. <口>使热, 给...加温
  6. <口>变得活跃起来,更加活跃
  7. 使热刺激
  8. 使骚动
n. (名词)
  1. 强放射性物质
  2. 人型旧结核菌素
  3. 最高温度
  4. 滚烫的东西
  5. “霍特”(法国、德国的一种有线制导反坦克导弹)

hot变形

第三人称单数:hots

现在分词:hotting

过去式:hotted

过去分词:hotted

比较级:hotter

最高级:hottest

hot扩展

hotly (adv.), hotness (n.)

hot词根

词根:hot

adj.

hotheaded 性急的;易激动的;热情的

adv.

hotly 激烈地;热心地;暑热地

n.

hotness 热烈;热心;暑热

hot英英释义

adjective

having a relatively high temperature serving hot meals to the poor

hot and humid weather

capable of giving a sensation of heat or of burning, searing, or scalding fried in hot oil

working outside in the hot sun

having heat in a degree exceeding normal body heat

Your forehead feels hot.

marked by violence or fierceness : stormy a hot battlealso: angry got hot about the remark

a hot temper

sexually excited or receptive

It's obvious he's hot for her.

eager, zealous

hot for reform

of jazz emotionally exciting and marked by strong rhythms and free melodic improvisations

having or causing the sensation of an uncomfortable degree of body heat it's hot in here

hot and tired

newly made : fresh bread hot from the oven hot off the press

a hot scent

close to something sought

hot on the trail

suggestive of heat or of burning or glowing objects : very bright hot pink

hot colors

of food having a component (such as capsaicin) that creates a burning or tingling sensation in the mouth : pungent, peppery the hottest chili I've ever tasted see also hot pepper, hot sauce

hot mustard

of intense and immediate interest

some hot gossip

unusually lucky or favorable

on a hot streak

temporarily capable of unusual performance (as in a sport)

currently popular or in demand a hot item in stores this year

She's become one of Hollywood's hottest commodities.

very good not feeling too hot

a hot idea

absurd, unbelievable

wants to fight the champ? that's a hot one

electrically energized especially with high voltage

That wire is hot.

radioactivealso: dealing with radioactive material a hot laboratory

hot material

of an atom or molecule being in an excited state

recently and illegally obtained admitted that the car was hot

hot jewels

wanted by the policealso: unsafe for a fugitive

made the town too hot for them

fast a hot lap around the track

a hot new fighter plane

adverb

hotly

the sun shines hot—William Shakespeare

fast, quickly

noun

a period of relatively high temperature : a period of heat

during the hot of the day

one that is hot (such as a hot meal or a horse just after a workout)

hots plural strong sexual desire—used with the

has got the hots for the new guy in the office

verb

transitive verb

heat, warm—usually used with uphotted up the kettle… he was sitting by the fire hotting up some of his cider in a saucepan; this he was taking with rosemary to cure his cold.—Fred Archer see also hot up

He took her up her supper, saying, "I've hotted the soup, and I found the chicken."—Mrs. Henry Dudeney (Alice Louisa Dudenay)

hot词组

hot and cold冷热水;热的和冷的

hot topic热门话题;新锐

hot spot[生化]热点;过热点;潜在的危险地区

hot air吹牛;大话

hot rolling热轧

hot summer炎热的夏天

hot metal液态金属,铁水;高温金属

hot spring温泉

hot issue热点问题;[证券]热门股票(上市后不久价格猛涨)

hot rolled热轧的

get hot变热;激动起来

hot melt热熔胶;热熔性

so hot这么热

hot pointn. 无线热点;温点;摩擦发热点

hot day热天

hot platen. 电热板;轻便电炉;餐厅出售的热食

in hot water有麻烦;陷于困境

hot dip热浸镀

hot under the collar发怒的;气冲冲的

hot dog热狗(面包夹熏红肠)

hot区别

 warm, hot, burning

这组词都有“热的”的意思,其区别是:

warm通常指温度不太高,介于hot与cold之间,不太热也不太凉,给人以舒适感。

hot最普通用词,指温度很高,往往有灼热、滚烫含义。

burning暗示热源是火,多用于夸张,指像火烧一样热。

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hot词源中文解释

古英语 hat "炎热的,与冷相反",用于太阳或空气,火,加热的物体; 还有"热情的,凶猛的,强烈的,兴奋的",源自原始日耳曼语 *haita-(也源自古撒克逊语和古弗里斯兰语 het,古诺尔斯语 heitr,中古荷兰语和荷兰语 heet,德语 heiß "热的",哥特语 heito "发烧的热"),起源不明,可能与立陶宛语 kaisti "变热"有关; 两者可能来自一个底层词。

在中古英语中有一个长元音(与 boat, wrote 押韵),在现代英语中缩短,可能受到比较级 hotter 的影响。作为副词,古英语 hote。

Hot 作为"充满性欲,淫荡"的意思可追溯到1500年; "激发欲望"的意思是18世纪。"刺激的,辛辣的,刺鼻的"的味觉意义可追溯到1540年代。"令人兴奋的,非常好的"的意思是1895年; "被偷的"的意思首次记录于1925年(最初带有"容易识别和难以处理"的含义); "放射性的"的意思来自1942年。爵士音乐或组合的意思来自1924年。

Hot flashes 在更年期的意义上可追溯到1887年。Hot stuff 用于表示任何好的或优秀的事物,可追溯到1889年的美国英语。Hot seat 来自1933年。Hot potato 在比喻意义上可追溯到1846年(因为在火炭中烘烤并被拿出来时是热的)。Hot cake 来自1680年代; sell like hot cakes 来自1839年。

在躲猫猫或猜谜游戏中的 hot 和 cold(19世纪)来自狩猎(1640年代),意味着追踪气味。Hot and bothered 可追溯到1921年。在比喻意义上的 Hot under the collar 来自1895年。

hot_体育行业词汇

非凡表演的

竞技状态极好的

hot_医学行业词汇

热的

含危险的放射性物的,强放射性的

hot_土木工程行业词汇

热水热网

hot-water heat-supply network

hot_大气科学行业词汇

热线风速表

hot-wire anemometer 应用金属电阻丝电流加热与风吹散热不断建立平衡的原理测定较小风速的仪器。

hot_水产行业词汇

热熏

smoking 鱼品在50℃~70℃或90℃以上温度下短时间熏制的方法。

烘熟

denaturation, bake-burning 鲜鱼、咸鱼在较高温度和通风排湿条件不良的闷热状态下人工干燥时发生的 熟化现象。

热风干燥

air drying 用加热的流动空气干燥物料的方法。

hot_法律行业词汇

违禁的

hot_药学行业词汇

扶阳气、祛寒邪等功能的药性。

hot词源英文解释

Adjective Middle English hot, hoot, (northern) hat, going back to Old English hāt, going back to Germanic *haita- (whence also Old Frisian & Old Saxon hēt "having a high temperature, burning," Old High German heiz, Old Norse heitr), of uncertain origin Note: For Germanic verb and noun derivatives of *haita- see heat >entry 1, heat >entry 2. The Early Modern English shortening of Middle English long open o in hot has been explained as influence of the comparative and superlative forms, but this does not appear to have occurred in analogous cases. The Germanic adjective *haita-, from a presumed pre-Germanic *koid-, is reflected in other ablaut variants, as Gothic heito "fever," from *hītōn- (from *keid-) and a zero grade in Old Frisian hette, hitte "heat," Old High German hizzea, hizza (from *kid-); all these may reflect an unattested strong verb *hītan-. Traditionally the base *keid- has been connected by means of a "root extension" *-d- with Old High German hei, gehei, geheige "heat, drought," Middle Dutch hei "hot, dry," from a presumed Indo-European verb base *kei- "burn, heat" (in earlier literature *kai-, though there appears to be no reason to posit such a vocalism). These forms have in turn been compared with a series of Baltic words (as Lithuanian kaičiù, kaĩsti "to heat," kaistù, kaĩsti "to become hot"), from *koit- with a different root extension -t-. Adverb Middle English hot, hote, hoote, going back to Old English hāte, derivative of hāt hot >entry 1 Noun derivative of hot >entry 1 Note: Frequently nominalized as a pair with cold >entry 1 (the nominal equivalent of which is identical with the adjective), a connection that goes back to Old English ("hat and ceald"). Verb Middle English hoten, going back to Old English hātian, gehātian, derivative of hāt hot >entry 1

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

hot儿童词典英英释义

house1 of 2noun

a building in which one or more families live

something (as a nest or den) used by an animal for shelter

a building in which something is stored

carriage house

one of the 12 equal sections into which the celestial sphere is divided in astrology

a sign of the zodiac that is the seat of a planet's greatest influence

household entry 1

family sense 2especially: a royal or noble family

a residence for a religious community or for students

a body of persons assembled to make and discuss laws

a place of business or entertainment

went to a movie house

a business firm

a publishing house

the audience in a theater or concert hall

played to a full house

house2 of 2verb

to provide with living quarters or shelter

to store in a house

to encase or enclose as if by putting in a house

to take shelter : lodge

hotadjective

having a high temperature

easily excited : ardent, fiery

hot temper

violent sense 1, raging

a hot battle

eager

hot for reform

feeling or causing an uncomfortable degree of body heat it's hot in here

my forehead is hot

newly made : freshalso: close to something sought you're getting hotter

hot off the press

suggestive of heat or of burning or glowing objects hot colors

hot spicy foods

temporarily capable of unusual performance (as in a sport)

currently popular or interesting the hot fashions for spring

a hot topic of conversation

carrying electric current

radioactive

dealing with radioactive material

recently stolen

hot jewels

wanted by the police

hotadjective

having a high temperature

easily excited : ardent, fiery

hot temper

violent sense 1, raging

a hot battle

eager

hot for reform

feeling or causing an uncomfortable degree of body heat it's hot in here

my forehead is hot

newly made : freshalso: close to something sought you're getting hotter

hot off the press

suggestive of heat or of burning or glowing objects hot colors

hot spicy foods

temporarily capable of unusual performance (as in a sport)

currently popular or interesting the hot fashions for spring

a hot topic of conversation

carrying electric current

radioactive

dealing with radioactive material

recently stolen

hot jewels

wanted by the police

hot医学词典英英释义

hotadjective

having a relatively high temperature

capable of giving a sensation of heat or of burning, searing, or scalding

having heat in a degree exceeding normal body heat

radioactiveespecially: exhibiting a relatively great amount of radioactivity when subjected to radionuclide scanning

dealing with radioactive material

hot 例句

1 I think It'suits you well. And at present the hottest color is red.

我认为它非常适合您. 而且目前最热门的就是红色的.

2 Now I’m angry and I’m here, and my hands are fists and my face is hot.

3 The tears were hot in her eyes as fire.

4 My face is hot, there is cold sweat under my armpits and at the base of my spine.

5 He was stumbling for words, but it was pouring out of him in hot clumps out of the back of the brain, the words like falling coals, and Fremantle stared openmouthed.

6 It was hot and getting hotter.

天气很热,而且气温在不断升高。

7 The house never appealed much to Molly, for the inland summers were beastly hot, and Ernest himself never seemed to be around—to him, the inactivity defined by “rest and relaxation” meant boredom.

8 It is still hot, so I pour it into two mugs.

9 The hot iron hissed and when he raised it, he saw that half of the sock was glued to it.

10 And as he climbed, a fire grew in his gut, a fire as hot as Darwin’s arid maybe hotter.

11 Which is how my great-aunt and I ended up in each other’s faces, both of us hot and unyielding.

12 The day was hot and she had taken off her sweatshirt and tied it around her waist, baring her shoulders to the sun.

13 When the Chrises came, he was looking hot and red as he leaned over the oven.

14 The days are getting hotter.

天气逐渐变热起来.

15 Brian thought it must contain hot dogs and chips and mustard and he could think only of the food.

16 They sat in the shade, devouring the hot fried dough.

17 An angry yell rose from behind me, and I turned to see two humongous guys in hot pursuit.

18 “Because this operation is hot. We are a go.”

19 At a deli we buy stuffed grape leaves and hot wings and Burmese beer and eat quickly with our hands on someone’s overheated stoop.

20 Haiku: The hottest thing to happen to Japanese fare since Wasabi.

隐泉之语日餐厅: 自瓦沙比之后,日本料理就出现最辣的食物.

hot 同义词

2 热切地

dearly

4 有技巧的

skilled artful skilful

9 使辛辣

sharpen

12 逼近的

impending

17 使骚动

tempest

18 风靡一时

be all the rage

19 接近答案

get hot

22 焦虑的

fraught worry

24 高温

heat

25 畅销的

best-selling salable

27 加热

heated warm firing

28 紧随

tailgate succeed

32 强有力的

potent forceful forcible atlantean

41 下定决心的

resolved

44 技艺精湛

master be hot stuff

47 节奏强烈的

groovy

49 快捷的

prompt

50 正流行

in

52 走私的

run

53 刚发行的

mint

55 时新

modern in fashion

59 严厉地

hardly strictly roundly

62 性欲的

sexual venereal

63 加热的

heated

69 暖的

calefacient heating

70 难办的

complicated

74 放射能

activity

79 接近的

coadjacent close near

86 荒诞的

absurd

91 荒诞

absurd

94 快捷

prompt fast promptitude

96 富于刺激性的

colourful

100 性爱

Paphian Venus Eros

102 运气好的

lucky jammy

104 令人赞叹的

sublime

107 烫的

piping hot

108 淫秽的

nasty x-rated smoking-room

112 易发怒的

crusty

113 即兴的

fugitive improvisatorial

119 新近的

recent fresh new

126 走红

make it big

133 风行

vogue

134 有望成功的

strong

138 下定决心

resolved grit your teeth

139 使热

hot up heat

140 炎热地

sweltering hotly

144 偷来的

stolen furtive bent sizzling kinky

148 火爆的

ignescent

152 鲜亮的

luminous

153 知识渊博的

knowledgeable read well read know onions

154 人感到热的

warm

158 决意的

strenuous hell-bent

163 善于

excel

169 过火

hammy over the top

170 紧跟

dog slipstream

177 过火的

hammy

178 令人激动的

exciting thrilling spine-tingling

180 走红的

huge around

181 变活泼

perk quicken freshen

182 技艺精湛的

master

186 节奏强劲的

swingy

187 广受欢迎的

popular sought-after

191 流行中

be in fashion in vogue

194 多血质的

sanguine hot-blooded sanguineous

197 使人感到热的

warm

201 带电的

live charged

204 被通缉的

wanted

206 温热

tepid tepefy

207 违禁的

contraband

hot 短语相关

come/follow close/hard/hot on something's heels hot to trot hot tip hot button hot up hot plate hot streak hot fudge sauce hot stuff stifling hot

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