Words describing hot weather

1, scorching sun: describes scorching sun and feels very hot.

2. The sun is very hot: it describes the strong sunshine and hot weather in summer.

3. Unbearable heat: describes the unbearable heat.

4, sweating: describe because of the hot weather, a lot of sweat, the clothes on the back are soaked.

5, sweating like rain: describe the weather is too hot, people sweat like rain.

6, stove city: describe the hot summer, the city's high temperature is like a stove.

7, heat wave rolling: describe the hot weather, heat wave rolling in the air, people feel very stuffy.

8, steaming: describe the hot weather, steaming in the air, making people feel very uncomfortable.

9, like an oven: describe the hot weather, the whole city is as hot as an oven.

10, intense heat: describes intense heat, which makes people feel sultry.

1 1, sweating like a pig: describes the hot weather, sweating profusely and soaking wet.

12, scorching sun in the sky: it describes that the sun is high in the sky in summer and the weather is very hot.

13, burnt gold and flowing stones: describe the weather as hot enough to melt metals and stones, indicating that it is extremely hot.

14, Xia Shu is lush: describes the lush trees in summer. Although the weather is hot, nature is still full of vitality.

15, sweating like rain: describes the hot weather sweating like rain.

Examples of descriptive word skills:

1, using adjectives: adjectives are words used to describe the nature or state of nouns or pronouns. Such as beautiful flowers, tall buildings, happy childhood and so on.

2. Use adverbs: Adverbs are words used to describe verbs, adjectives or whole sentences. For example, running fast, beautiful, getting better and better and so on.

3. Use reduplicated words: Reduplicated words are words composed of two or more identical words. Overlapping can enhance expressiveness and make the language more vivid. For example, green grass, red apples, ears of rice in Huang Chengcheng and so on.

4. Use onomatopoeic words: Onomatopoeic words are words used to simulate sounds. The use of onomatopoeia can make the language more vivid and expressive. For example, meowing cats, barking dogs, ticking bells and so on.

5, the use of metaphor: metaphor is to use one thing to compare another thing, in order to express the meaning more vividly. For example, his smile is as warm as spring sunshine, and her hair flows like a waterfall.

6. Use personification: personification is to endow non-human things with human characteristics or behaviors in order to express meaning more vividly. For example, the sun comes out and flowers dance in the breeze.