英语词汇“hot”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Hot

adjadj.allused of physical heat; having a high or higher than desirable temperature or giving off heat or feeling or causing a sensation of heat or burning

Attributes:temperature

Examples:

hot stove
hot water
a hot August day
a hot stuffy room
she's hot and tired
a hot forehead

Antonyms:cold

Derivationally Related Form:hotness

Inherited Hypernyms:hot

Similar to:baking baking hot blistering blistery calefacient warming calefactive calefactory calorifacient calorific fervent fervid fiery igneous heatable heated heated up het het up hottish overheated red-hot scorching sizzling stifling sulfurous sulphurous sultry sweltering sweltry thermal torrid tropic tropical white white-hot

单词	hot
释义	Hot adjadj.allused of physical heat; having a high or higher than desirable temperature or giving off heat or feeling or causing a sensation of heat or burning Attributes:temperature Examples: hot stove hot water a hot August day a hot stuffy room she's hot and tired a hot forehead Antonyms:cold Derivationally Related Form:hotness Inherited Hypernyms:hot Similar to:baking baking hot blistering blistery calefacient warming calefactive calefactory calorifacient calorific fervent fervid fiery igneous heatable heated heated up het het up hottish overheated red-hot scorching sizzling stifling sulfurous sulphurous sultry sweltering sweltry thermal torrid tropic tropical white white-hot See also:warm adj satadj.allcharacterized by violent and forceful activity or movement; very intense Synset:raging Examples: the fighting became hot and heavy a hot engagement a raging battle the river became a raging torrent Antonyms:nonviolent Inherited Hypernyms:hot Similar to:violent adjadj.allextended meanings; especially of psychological heat; marked by intensity or vehemence especially of passion or enthusiasm Attributes:emotionalism emotionality Examples: a hot temper a hot topic a hot new book a hot love affair a hot argument Antonyms:cold Inherited Hypernyms:hot Similar to:fiery flaming heated red-hot sizzling sensual sultry torrid white-hot See also:passionate adj satadj.all(color) bold and intense Examples: hot pink Antonyms:cool Inherited Hypernyms:hot Similar to:warm adj satadj.allsexually excited or exciting Examples: was hot for her hot pants Antonyms:unsexy Derivationally Related Form:hotness Inherited Hypernyms:hot Similar to:sexy adj satadj.allrecently stolen or smuggled Domain Usage:colloquialism Examples: hot merchandise a hot car Antonyms:legal Inherited Hypernyms:hot Similar to:illegal adj satadj.allvery fast; capable of quick response and great speed Synset:blistering red-hot Examples: a hot sports car a blistering pace got off to a hot start in hot pursuit a red-hot line drive Antonyms:slow Inherited Hypernyms:blistering Similar to:fast adj satadj.allwanted by the police Examples: a hot suspect Antonyms:unwanted Inherited Hypernyms:hot Similar to:wanted adj satadj.allproducing a burning sensation on the taste nerves Synset:spicy Examples: hot salsa jalapeno peppers are very hot a spicy sauce I like my chili extra spicy Antonyms:tasteless Derivationally Related Form:spicinesshotness Inherited Hypernyms:hot Similar to:tasty adj satadj.allperformed or performing with unusually great skill and daring and energy Domain Usage:colloquialism Examples: a hot drummer he's hot tonight Antonyms:unskilled Inherited Hypernyms:hot Similar to:skilled adj satadj.allvery popular or successful Domain Usage:colloquialism Examples: one of the hot young talents cabbage patch dolls were hot last season Antonyms:unpopular Inherited Hypernyms:hot Similar to:popular adj satadj.allvery unpleasant or even dangerous Examples: make it hot for him in the hot seat in hot water Antonyms:pleasant Inherited Hypernyms:hot Similar to:unpleasant adj satadj.allnewest or most recent Synset:red-hot Examples: news hot off the press red-hot information Antonyms:old Inherited Hypernyms:hot Similar to:new adj satadj.allhaving or bringing unusually good luck Examples: hot at craps the dice are hot tonight Antonyms:unlucky Inherited Hypernyms:hot Similar to:lucky adj satadj.allvery good; often used in the negative Examples: he's hot at math but not so hot at history Antonyms:bad Inherited Hypernyms:hot Similar to:good adj satadj.allnewly made Examples: a hot scent Antonyms:stale Inherited Hypernyms:hot Similar to:fresh adj satadj.allhaving or showing great eagerness or enthusiasm Examples: hot for travel Antonyms:uneager Inherited Hypernyms:hot Similar to:eager adj satadj.allof a seeker; very near to the object sought Examples: you are hot Antonyms:far Inherited Hypernyms:hot Similar to:close near nigh adj satadj.allhaving or dealing with dangerously high levels of radioactivity Examples: hot fuel rods a hot laboratory Antonyms:nonradioactive Inherited Hypernyms:hot Similar to:radioactive adj satadj.allcharged or energized with electricity Topic:electricity Synset:live Examples: a hot wire a live wire Antonyms:uncharged Inherited Hypernyms:hot Similar to:charged adj satadj.allmarked by excited activity Domain Usage:colloquialism Examples: a hot week on the stock market Antonyms:inactive Inherited Hypernyms:hot Similar to:active
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