Definition of sweltering in English:

sweltering

adjectiveˈswɛlt(ə)rɪŋˈswɛlt(ə)rɪŋ

Uncomfortably hot.
a sweltering English summer
the sweltering heat outside
Example sentencesExamples
- Still, temperatures in the low 90 s, with sweltering humidity, did produce some grumbling.
- Indianapolis is a flat track with decent grip, but Ince knew much or that grip would disappear after several laps in sweltering conditions.
- And it is not just office workers who will be suffering if the sweltering temperatures arrive.
- Almost overnight, it seems, pavement cafés have sprung up around the city and are the coolest places to be on sweltering afternoons.
- It's 9: 15 on a sweltering September morning in San Francisco, and Guru.com's tunnel-like office space is coming to life.
- On a sweltering hot day, May 31, 1982, Pope John Paul II arrived at the racecourse to be welcomed by a sea of pilgrims.
- The screaming fans couldn't compose themselves even in the sweltering heat.
- During our sweltering American summer, the average temperature in this northern city hovers around a comfortable 75 degrees.
- Many urbanites in southern Europe flee their sweltering cities for the mountains or coast in summer.
- I was stone cold sober, and the room was sweltering.
- I'm all for dogs enjoying themselves but are we sure that is what they will do on a sweltering sea shore?
- Men lived and worked with volatile herbicides for ten days straight each fortnight, some over several years, in the sweltering monsoonal climate.
- The air conditioning was broken, so the cab was sweltering.
- Legend has it that apprentice salesmen must prove themselves by manning a winter coat stall in the sweltering month of August.
- Gold miners often have to descend more than 3 kilometres underground to drill ore in sweltering narrow tunnels.
- The mercury reached a sweltering 107 degrees in Dallas on Sunday.
- According to reports from Chris, who went out there a few days ago, the weather has ranged from sweltering to incapacitating.
- As it was, we spent a couple of sweltering hours there and left.
- A calm air - despite the sweltering Spanish heat - emanated.
- Working in the train wasn't easy because there was no air conditioning and it was utterly sweltering.

Derivatives

swelteringly

adverb

It gets swelteringly hot here in Paris in my petit kitchen, and it's too darn uncomfortable if I wear too much.
Example sentencesExamples
- Given the extreme heat during most of the year, these homes are often swelteringly hot.

Definition of sweltering in US English:

sweltering

adjectiveˈswelt(ə)riNGˈswɛlt(ə)rɪŋ

Uncomfortably hot.
the sweltering afternoon heat
Example sentencesExamples
- According to reports from Chris, who went out there a few days ago, the weather has ranged from sweltering to incapacitating.
- It's 9: 15 on a sweltering September morning in San Francisco, and Guru.com's tunnel-like office space is coming to life.
- I'm all for dogs enjoying themselves but are we sure that is what they will do on a sweltering sea shore?
- Almost overnight, it seems, pavement cafés have sprung up around the city and are the coolest places to be on sweltering afternoons.
- Still, temperatures in the low 90 s, with sweltering humidity, did produce some grumbling.
- The air conditioning was broken, so the cab was sweltering.
- And it is not just office workers who will be suffering if the sweltering temperatures arrive.
- The mercury reached a sweltering 107 degrees in Dallas on Sunday.
- As it was, we spent a couple of sweltering hours there and left.
- On a sweltering hot day, May 31, 1982, Pope John Paul II arrived at the racecourse to be welcomed by a sea of pilgrims.
- Many urbanites in southern Europe flee their sweltering cities for the mountains or coast in summer.
- I was stone cold sober, and the room was sweltering.
- Working in the train wasn't easy because there was no air conditioning and it was utterly sweltering.
- A calm air - despite the sweltering Spanish heat - emanated.
- During our sweltering American summer, the average temperature in this northern city hovers around a comfortable 75 degrees.
- Legend has it that apprentice salesmen must prove themselves by manning a winter coat stall in the sweltering month of August.
- Indianapolis is a flat track with decent grip, but Ince knew much or that grip would disappear after several laps in sweltering conditions.
- The screaming fans couldn't compose themselves even in the sweltering heat.
- Gold miners often have to descend more than 3 kilometres underground to drill ore in sweltering narrow tunnels.
- Men lived and worked with volatile herbicides for ten days straight each fortnight, some over several years, in the sweltering monsoonal climate.

单词	sweltering
释义	Definition of sweltering in English: sweltering adjectiveˈswɛlt(ə)rɪŋˈswɛlt(ə)rɪŋ Uncomfortably hot. a sweltering English summer the sweltering heat outside Example sentencesExamples Still, temperatures in the low 90 s, with sweltering humidity, did produce some grumbling. Indianapolis is a flat track with decent grip, but Ince knew much or that grip would disappear after several laps in sweltering conditions. And it is not just office workers who will be suffering if the sweltering temperatures arrive. Almost overnight, it seems, pavement cafés have sprung up around the city and are the coolest places to be on sweltering afternoons. It's 9: 15 on a sweltering September morning in San Francisco, and Guru.com's tunnel-like office space is coming to life. On a sweltering hot day, May 31, 1982, Pope John Paul II arrived at the racecourse to be welcomed by a sea of pilgrims. The screaming fans couldn't compose themselves even in the sweltering heat. During our sweltering American summer, the average temperature in this northern city hovers around a comfortable 75 degrees. Many urbanites in southern Europe flee their sweltering cities for the mountains or coast in summer. I was stone cold sober, and the room was sweltering. I'm all for dogs enjoying themselves but are we sure that is what they will do on a sweltering sea shore? Men lived and worked with volatile herbicides for ten days straight each fortnight, some over several years, in the sweltering monsoonal climate. The air conditioning was broken, so the cab was sweltering. Legend has it that apprentice salesmen must prove themselves by manning a winter coat stall in the sweltering month of August. Gold miners often have to descend more than 3 kilometres underground to drill ore in sweltering narrow tunnels. The mercury reached a sweltering 107 degrees in Dallas on Sunday. According to reports from Chris, who went out there a few days ago, the weather has ranged from sweltering to incapacitating. As it was, we spent a couple of sweltering hours there and left. A calm air - despite the sweltering Spanish heat - emanated. Working in the train wasn't easy because there was no air conditioning and it was utterly sweltering. Derivatives swelteringly adverb It gets swelteringly hot here in Paris in my petit kitchen, and it's too darn uncomfortable if I wear too much. Example sentencesExamples Given the extreme heat during most of the year, these homes are often swelteringly hot. Definition of sweltering in US English: sweltering adjectiveˈswelt(ə)riNGˈswɛlt(ə)rɪŋ Uncomfortably hot. the sweltering afternoon heat Example sentencesExamples According to reports from Chris, who went out there a few days ago, the weather has ranged from sweltering to incapacitating. It's 9: 15 on a sweltering September morning in San Francisco, and Guru.com's tunnel-like office space is coming to life. I'm all for dogs enjoying themselves but are we sure that is what they will do on a sweltering sea shore? Almost overnight, it seems, pavement cafés have sprung up around the city and are the coolest places to be on sweltering afternoons. Still, temperatures in the low 90 s, with sweltering humidity, did produce some grumbling. The air conditioning was broken, so the cab was sweltering. And it is not just office workers who will be suffering if the sweltering temperatures arrive. The mercury reached a sweltering 107 degrees in Dallas on Sunday. As it was, we spent a couple of sweltering hours there and left. On a sweltering hot day, May 31, 1982, Pope John Paul II arrived at the racecourse to be welcomed by a sea of pilgrims. Many urbanites in southern Europe flee their sweltering cities for the mountains or coast in summer. I was stone cold sober, and the room was sweltering. Working in the train wasn't easy because there was no air conditioning and it was utterly sweltering. A calm air - despite the sweltering Spanish heat - emanated. During our sweltering American summer, the average temperature in this northern city hovers around a comfortable 75 degrees. Legend has it that apprentice salesmen must prove themselves by manning a winter coat stall in the sweltering month of August. Indianapolis is a flat track with decent grip, but Ince knew much or that grip would disappear after several laps in sweltering conditions. The screaming fans couldn't compose themselves even in the sweltering heat. Gold miners often have to descend more than 3 kilometres underground to drill ore in sweltering narrow tunnels. Men lived and worked with volatile herbicides for ten days straight each fortnight, some over several years, in the sweltering monsoonal climate.
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