hot 英 [hɒt] 　 美 [hɑt]

hot

hot　 英 [hɒt] 美 [hɑt]

adj. 热的；辣的；热情的；　 adv. 热；　

名词复数:hots　 比较级:hotter　 最高级:hottest　

a cup of hot coffee　一杯热咖啡
I feel hot.　我觉得很热。

  • Hot is the opposite of cold. This could mean a hot day in July, a baseball team on a hot streak, or a hot bikini model.
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  • adj. 热的；辣的；热情的；
  • adv. 热；

  • 1. a cup of hot coffee

    一杯热咖啡

  • 2. I feel hot.

    我觉得很热。

  • 3. Do you like this hot weather?

    你喜欢这种炎热的天气吗？

  • 4. I've got some hot news for you!

    我要告诉你一些热门消息！

  • 5. This is one of the hottest clubs in town.

    这是市里一家最受欢迎的夜总会。

hot ★ / hɒt ; NAmE hɑːt / adjective , verb hot hotter hottest hots hotted hotting adjective ★ ( hot·ter , hot·test ) temperature 温度 1 ★ having a high temperature; producing heat 温度高的；热的 ◆ Do you like this hot weather? 你喜欢这种炎热的天气吗？ ◆ It's hot today, isn't it? 今天很热，对吗？ ◆ It was hot and getting hotter. 天气很热，而且气温在不断升高。 ◆ It was the hottest July on record. 那是历史记载中最热的七月。 ◆ a hot dry summer 炎热干燥的夏天 ◆ Be careful—the plates are hot. 当心，盘子烫手。 ◆ All rooms have hot and cold water. 所有的房间都有冷、热水。 ◆ a hot bath 热水浴 ◆ a hot meal (= one that has been cooked) 热的饭菜 ◆ I couldn't live in a hot country (= one which has high average temperatures). 我无法在炎热的国家生活。 ◆ Cook in a very hot oven. 放在烤箱里用高温烤。 ◆ Eat it while it's hot. 趁热吃了它吧。 ◆ I touched his forehead. He felt hot and feverish. 我摸了摸他的前额，感到很烫，是在发烧。 ☞see also baking hotat baking   adj. , boiling hot at boiling , piping hot , red-hot , white-hot 2 ★ (of a person 人 ) feeling heat in an unpleasant or uncomfortable way 觉得闷（或燥、湿）热 ◆ Is anyone too hot? 有人觉得太热了吗？ ◆ I feel hot. 我觉得很热。 ◆ Her cheeks were hot with embarrassment. 她的双颊窘得发烫。 3 ★ making you feel hot 使人感到热的 ◆ London was hot and dusty. 伦敦很热而且灰尘多。 ◆ a long hot journey 又远又热的旅行 food with spices 辣的食物 4 ★ containing pepper and spices and producing a burning feeling in your mouth 辣的；辛辣的 ◆ hot spicy food 辛辣的食物 ◆ You can make a curry hotter simply by adding chillies. 你只需加辣椒就能增加咖喱菜的辣味。 ◆ hot mustard 辣芥末 OPP mild causing strong feelings 引起强烈感情 5 involving a lot of activity, argument or strong feelings 活跃的；激烈的；强烈的 ◆ Today we enter the hottest phase of the election campaign. 今天我们进入了竞选活动最激烈的阶段。 ◆ The environment has become a very hot issue. 环境已成为很热门的话题。 ◆ Competition is getting hotter day by day. 竞争日趋白热化。 difficult/dangerous 艰难；危险 6 difficult or dangerous to deal with and making you feel worried or uncomfortable 艰难的；棘手的；危险的 ◆ When things got too hot most journalists left the area. 事态发展到过于严峻时，大多数记者便撤离了这个地区。 ◆ They're making life hot for her. 他们使得她日子难过。 popular 流行 7 ( informal) new, exciting and very popular 风行的；风靡一时的；走红的 ◆ This is one of the hottest clubs in town. 这是市里一家最受欢迎的夜总会。 ◆ They are one of this year's hot new bands. 他们是今年走红的新乐队之一。 ◆ The couple are Hollywood's hottest property. 这对夫妻是好莱坞最炙手可热的人物。 news 新闻 8 fresh, very recent and usually exciting 最新的，新近的（通常令人兴奋） ◆ I've got some hot gossip for you! 我要告诉你一些最新的传闻！ ◆ a story that is hot off the press (= has just appeared in the newspapers) 刚刚出炉的报道 tip/favourite 热门 9 [only before noun ] likely to be successful 有望成功的 ◆ She seems to be the hot favouritefor the job. 她似乎是这份工作最热门的人选。 ◆ Do you have any hot tipsfor today's race? 你可有今天赛马的内部消息吗？ good at sth/knowing a lot 擅长；熟识 10 [not before noun ] hotat/on sth ( informal) very good at doing sth; knowing a lot about sth 善于（做某事）；（对某事）了解很多 ◆ Don't ask me—I'm not too hot onBritish history. 别问我，我不大了解英国历史。 anger 愤怒 11 if sb has a hot temperthey become angry very easily 易发怒的；暴躁的（脾气） sexual excitement 性激动 12 feeling or causing sexual excitement 感到（或引起）性激动的 ◆ You were as hot for me as I was for you. 当时你想要我，我也想要你。 ◆ I've got a hot datetonight. 我今晚有一场令人激动的约会。 shocking/critical 惊人；严重 13 containing scenes, statements, etc. that are too shocking or too critical and are likely to cause anger or disapproval （场面、说话等）过激的，过火的 ◆ Some of the nude scenes were regarded as too hot for Broadway. 有些裸露场面被认为太过火了，不适合在百老汇上演。 ◆ The report was highly critical of senior members of the Cabinet and was considered too hot to publish. 报道中对内阁高级官员的批评被认为过于激烈，不宜发表。 ☞see also hot stuff  (4 ) strict 严格 14 [not before noun ] hoton sth thinking that sth is very important and making sure that it always happens or is done 重视，确保（某事发生或完成） ◆ They're very hot on punctuality at work. 他们很重视工作守时。 music 音乐 15 (of music, especially jazz 音乐，尤指爵士乐 ) having a strong and exciting rhythm 节奏强的 goods 货物 16 stolen and difficult to get rid of because they can easily be recognized 偷来（因容易识别）而难以销赃的 ◆ I'd never have touched those CDs if I'd known they were hot. 早知道那些光盘是偷来的，我绝不会碰的。 in children's games 儿童游戏 17 [not before noun ] used in children's games to say that the person playing is very close to finding a person or thing, or to guessing the correct answer 快找到了；快猜中了 ◆ You're getting hot! 你快猜中了！ IDIOMS be ˌhot to ˈtrot ( informal) 1 to be very enthusiastic about starting an activity 期待（某活动） 2 to be excited in a sexual way 欲火中烧；性欲高涨 be in/get into hot ˈwater ( informal) to be in or get into trouble 有麻烦；惹上麻烦 go hot and ˈcold to experience a sudden feeling of fear or anxiety 突然感到害怕（或焦虑） ◆ When the phone rang I just went hot and cold. 电话铃响时我吓得一阵冷一阵热。 go/sell like hot ˈcakes to sell quickly or in great numbers 畅销 (all) hot and ˈbothered ( informal) in a state of anxiety or confusion because you are under too much pressure, have a problem, are trying to hurry, etc. （因压力过大、有难题、时间紧迫等）焦灼不安，心慌意乱 hot on sb's/sth's ˈheels following sb/sth very closely 紧跟着；接踵而至 ◆ He turned and fled with Peter hot on his heels. 他转身逃跑，彼得穷追不舍。 ◆ Further successes came hot on the heels of her first best-selling novel. 她的第一部畅销小说之后是接二连三的成功。 hot on sb's/sth's ˈtracks/ˈtrail ( informal) close to catching or finding the person or thing that you have been chasing or searching for 快要抓到，即将找到（某人或物） hot under the ˈcollar ( informal) angry or embarrassed 愤怒的；窘迫的 ◆ He got very hot under the collar when I asked him where he'd been all day. 我问他一整天到哪里去了，他很尴尬。 in hot purˈsuit (of sb) following sb closely and determined to catch them （对某人）穷追不舍 ◆ She sped away in her car with journalists in hot pursuit. 她开车迅速离去，记者们则在后面穷追不舍。 not so/too ˈhot 1 not very good in quality 质量不大好 ◆ Her spelling isn't too hot. 她的拼字不太好。 2 not feeling well 不舒服 ◆ ‘How are you today?’ ‘Not so hot, I'm afraid.’ “你今天怎么样了？”“很遗憾，不怎么样。” ☞more at blow   v. , cat , heel   n. , strike   v. verb ( -tt- ) PHRASAL VERB ˌhot ˈup ( BrE) ( also ˌheat ˈup NAmE, BrE ) ( informal) to become more exciting or to show an increase in activity 激烈起来；更加活跃 ◆ Things are really hotting up in the election campaign. 竞选活动的确日益激烈了。 hot / hɒt ; NAmE hɑːt /
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