单词 | hots |
释义 | hot1 of 4adjective ˈhät hotter; hottest 1 a : having a relatively high temperature hot and humid weather serving hot meals to the poor b : capable of giving a sensation of heat or of burning, searing, or scalding working outside in the hot sun fried in hot oil c : having heat in a degree exceeding normal body heat Your forehead feels hot. 2 a : marked by violence or fierceness : stormy a hot temper a hot battle also : angry got hot about the remark b(1) : sexually excited or receptive It's obvious he's hot for her. (2) : sexy That guy she's dating is really hot. c : eager, zealous hot for reform d of jazz : emotionally exciting and marked by strong rhythms and free melodic improvisations 3 : having or causing the sensation of an uncomfortable degree of body heat hot and tired it's hot in here 4 a : newly made : fresh a hot scent bread hot from the oven hot off the press b : close to something sought hot on the trail 5 a : suggestive of heat or of burning or glowing objects : very bright hot colors hot pink b of food : having a component (such as capsaicin) that creates a burning or tingling sensation in the mouth : pungent, peppery hot mustard the hottest chili I've ever tasted see also hot pepper, hot sauce 6 a : of intense and immediate interest some hot gossip b : unusually lucky or favorable on a hot streak c : temporarily capable of unusual performance (as in a sport) d : currently popular or in demand She's become one of Hollywood's hottest commodities. a hot item in stores this year e : very good a hot idea not feeling too hot f : absurd, unbelievable wants to fight the champ? that's a hot one 7 a : electrically energized especially with high voltage That wire is hot. b : radioactive hot material also : dealing with radioactive material a hot laboratory c of an atom or molecule : being in an excited state 8 a : recently and illegally obtained hot jewels admitted that the car was hot b : wanted by the police also : unsafe for a fugitive made the town too hot for them 9 : fast a hot new fighter plane a hot lap around the track hotness noun hottish ˈhä-tish adjective hot 2 of 4adverb1 : hotly the sun shines hot William Shakespeare 2 : fast, quickly hot 3 of 4noun1 : a period of relatively high temperature : a period of heat during the hot of the day 2 : one that is hot (such as a hot meal or a horse just after a workout) 3 hots plural : strong sexual desire —used with the has got the hots for the new guy in the office hot 4 of 4verb hotted; hotting; hots transitive verb chiefly Southern US, south Midland US, and British : heat, warm He took her up her supper, saying, "I've hotted the soup, and I found the chicken." Mrs. Henry Dudeney (Alice Louisa Dudenay) —usually used with up hotted 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 hots plural nounas in desire sexual appetite he has the hots for any woman who doesn't have the good sense to reject him Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance
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