What does heat mean? Chinese translation

Hot spot interpretation: hot and excited

Young and hot? 【h？ t]？ ? ? Beautiful? 【hɑ？ t]？ ?

Adjective? Heat; Spicy; strong

adv？ Excitedly; act before it is too late

Verb (short for verb)? (Cause) to become hot.

1 and hot basically mean "heat" and can be used to refer to things, weather or people. Extension can be "spicy", which means that a problem or event can be translated into "intractable and controversial", which means that the atmosphere or atmosphere can be translated into "intense and warm", which means that people's temper can be translated into "grumpy", which means that news, books and periodicals can be translated into "just made, latest and hot".

2.hot can be used as an attribute, predicative or object complement in a sentence. When used as a predicative, it is often used with the preposition on.

The comparative degree of 3.hot is hotter, and the superlative degree is the hottest.

Extended data

Antonym: cool, cold

1. Cool English? 【ku？ l】？ Beautiful? 【ku？ l】？ ?

Adjective? Cool; Cold; Calm down; neutral

Transitive verbs? (make) cool; (cause) to cool; Calm down

An intransitive verb? Cool; quiet

Noun (short for noun)? Cool; Calm down; nice and cool

adv？ calmly

DJ。 (adjective)

1, cool, as an adjective, basically means "cool, cool". Its temperature is lower than warm and higher than cold, giving people a pleasant feeling.

2. Cold can also mean that color gives people a cool feeling and is cold. By extension, it can mean that people are in peace of mind, that is, "indifferent and calm", or it can mean "indifferent; Shameless. "

3.cool can also be interpreted as "pleasant and great" in slang, that is, "cool" in popular words.

4, cool can also be used before money, distance, etc. To emphasize the large quantity, it can be translated as "complete and complete"

5.cool can be used as an attribute, predicative or object complement in a sentence.

Second, cold English? 【k？ ld】？ Beautiful? 【ko？ ld】？ ?

Adjective? Cold; Cold; Ruthless; Cold; Calm; calm

Noun (short for noun)? Cold; Cold; cold

adv？ Complete; Thoroughly

1, the basic meaning of cold is "cold, cold", which means that the outside temperature based on body temperature is low, and it is often used to refer to temperature or weather. When expressing people's feelings, it can also mean "indifferent", indicating indifference to someone or something. At this time, it is often used as an attribute.

2、be？ When cold is used as a predicate, it can be used with the present participle form of the verb.