sweltering

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishswelteringswel‧ter‧ing /ˈsweltərɪŋ/ adjective HOTextremely hot and uncomfortable sweltering August daysExamples from the Corpussweltering• As sultry as a sweltering day in August.• The sky was still blue; the sun, growing in strength, promised a hot sweltering day.• The soldiers marched on in the sweltering heat.• Test conditions have included a scramble along Glencoe's Aonach Eagach ridge and a two-day back pack in sweltering heat.• Hundreds of children sweltering in the heat went to the neighborhood pool.• Everyone headed for the beach on that sweltering summer afternoon.• the sweltering summer sun

单词	sweltering
释义	sweltering From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishswelteringswel‧ter‧ing /ˈsweltərɪŋ/ adjective HOTextremely hot and uncomfortable sweltering August daysExamples from the Corpussweltering• As sultry as a sweltering day in August.• The sky was still blue; the sun, growing in strength, promised a hot sweltering day.• The soldiers marched on in the sweltering heat.• Test conditions have included a scramble along Glencoe's Aonach Eagach ridge and a two-day back pack in sweltering heat.• Hundreds of children sweltering in the heat went to the neighborhood pool.• Everyone headed for the beach on that sweltering summer afternoon.• the sweltering summer sun
随便看	somebody’s dream somebody’s dulcet tones somebody’s dying breath/wish somebody’s ears are burning somebody’s ears are flapping somebody’s effort(s) to do something somebody’s elders (and betters) somebody’s election to something somebody’s energies somebody’s estate somebody’s estranged husband/wife somebody’s every whim somebody’s eyes are out on stalks somebody’s eyes popped (out of their head) somebody’s eyes/gaze settles on somebody/something somebody’s face doesn’t fit somebody’s favourite tipple somebody’s fellows somebody’s few belongings/friends etc somebody’s field/line of vision somebody’s finest hour somebody’s finest/greatest/darkest hour somebody’s first instinct somebody’s first/second choice somebody’s forefathers