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简明英汉词典
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hot |
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adj. |
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热的, 热情的, 辣的, 激动的, 紧迫的, 节奏强的 |
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adv. |
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热, 热切的, 紧迫地 |
美国传统词典[双解]
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hot |
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hot |
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AHD:[h?t] |
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D.J.[h%t] |
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K.K.[h$t] |
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adj.（形容词） |
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hot.ter， hot.test |
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Having or giving off heat capable of burning. |
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热的：具有或散发能燃烧的热量的 |
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Being at a high temperature. |
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温度高的 |
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Being at or exhibiting a temperature that is higher than normal or desirable: |
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发烫的：处于或显示比正常或需要的温度要高的温度： |
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a hot forehead. |
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发烫的前额 |
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Causing a burning sensation, as in the mouth; spicy: |
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辛辣的：引起火辣辣的感觉的，如在嘴里；辛辣刺激的： |
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hot peppers; a hot curry. |
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辛辣的胡椒粉；辛辣的咖喱粉 |
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Charged or energized with electricity: |
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充电的，有电能的： |
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a hot wire. |
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高压电线 |
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Radioactive, especially to a dangerous degree. |
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高放射性的：放射性的，特别是达危险程度的 |
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Marked by intensity of emotion; ardent or fiery: |
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火热的，热烈的；激烈的或暴躁的： |
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a hot temper. |
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火爆的脾气 |
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Having or displaying great enthusiasm; eager: |
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热烈的，热切的：具有或显示强烈感情的；热切的： |
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hot for travel. |
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热衷于旅行 |
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Informal Arousing intense interest, excitement, or controversy: |
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【非正式用语】 引起强烈兴趣的，令人激动的，有争议的： |
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a hot new book; a hot topic. |
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一本畅销的新书；有争议的话题 |
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Informal Marked by excited activity or energy: |
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【非正式用语】 激烈的，热络的：充满激动人心的活动或能量的： |
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a hot week on the stock market. |
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股票市场激烈的一周 |
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Violent; raging: |
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猛烈的，激烈的： |
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a hot battle. |
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激烈的战斗 |
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Slang Sexually excited or exciting. |
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【俚语】 性冲动的，令性冲动的 |
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Slang |
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【俚语】 |
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Recently stolen: |
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刚失窃的： |
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a hot car. |
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刚失窃的汽车 |
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Wanted by the police: |
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被通缉的： |
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a hot suspect. |
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被通缉的嫌疑犯 |
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Close to a successful solution or conclusion: |
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接近的：接近正确的解答或结论的： |
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hot on the trail. |
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即将找到失去的线索 |
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Informal |
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【非正式用语】 |
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Most recent; new or fresh: |
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最近的；新的或新鲜的： |
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a hot news item; the hot fashions for fall. |
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最新消息；秋天的流行时装 |
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Currently very popular or successful: |
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炙手可热的：正值流行的或成功的： |
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one of the hottest young talents around. |
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近来炙手可热的年轻才俊之一 |
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Requiring immediate action or attention: |
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抢手的：需立即采取行动的或立即注意的： |
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a hot opportunity. |
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抢手的机会 |
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Slang Very good or impressive. Often used in the negative: |
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【俚语】 很好的或予以深刻印象的。常用于否定句： |
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I'm not so hot at math. |
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我对数学没有如此擅长 |
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Slang Funny or absurd: |
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【俚语】 有趣的，荒谬的： |
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told a hot one about the neighbors' dog. |
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讲一个有关邻居家的狗的有趣故事 |
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Slang |
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【俚语】 |
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Performing with great skill and daring: |
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技艺精湛的，有胆识的： |
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a hot drummer. |
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技艺精湛的鼓手 |
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Fast and responsive: |
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快速的，反应快的： |
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a hot sports car. |
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开得飞快的赛车 |
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Unusually lucky: |
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异乎寻常的幸运的： |
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hot at craps. |
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赌运极佳的 |
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Music Of, relating to, or being an emotionally charged style of performance marked by strong rhythms and improvisation: |
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【音乐】 节奏强烈的：与一种充满感情的，拍子强烈而又即兴的演奏方式有关的： |
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hot jazz. |
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强烈而又即兴的爵士乐 |
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Color Bold and bright. |
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【色彩】 浓重明亮的 |
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n.（名词） |
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hots |
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Slang Strong sexual attraction or desire. Used with the. |
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【俚语】 强烈的性吸引或性欲。与the 连用 |
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adv.（副词） |
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In a hot manner; hotly. |
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激烈地；热心地 |
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While hot: |
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趁热地： |
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foods that are best eaten hot. |
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需趁热吃的食物 |
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v.tr.（及物动词） |
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hot.ted， hot.ting， hots |
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Informal To cause to increase in intensity or excitement. Often used with up : |
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【非正式用语】 使兴奋，使激动：使提高激烈或兴奋程度。常与up 连用： |
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“His book is an exercise in the fashionable art of instant history, in which every episode is hotted up with an anecdote”(Harper's) |
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“他的书是对当今流行艺术的实践，其中每一个插曲都用一件故事来使之更令人兴奋”(哈珀) |
习惯用语
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hot and bothered【非正式用语】 |
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In a state of agitated excitement; flustered: |
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激动的，兴奋的；急躁的： |
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all hot and bothered before the opening performance. |
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开幕式开始前，所有的人都激动不已 |
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hot to trot【俚语】 |
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Sexually avid; lascivious. |
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性欲旺盛的；淫欲的 |
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Ready and willing; eager. |
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主动的，愿意的；热切的 |
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hot under the collar【非正式用语】 |
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Angry. |
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愤怒的 |
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make it hot for【俚语】 |
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To make things uncomfortable or dangerous for: |
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把事情变得令人不快的或危险的： |
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Don't make it hot for yourself by needlessly finding fault. |
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不要吹毛求疵而使自己不快 |
语源
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Middle English |
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中古英语 |
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from Old English h3t * see kai- |
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源自 古英语 h3t *参见 kai- |
继承用法
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hot“ness |
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n.（名词） |
现代英汉词典
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hot |
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[hRt,hBt] |
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adj. |
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热的，炎热的，灼热的 |
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The sun is very hot. |
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太阳炎热。 |
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Here is some hot tea for you. |
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请喝点热茶。 |
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How hot is the water? |
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这水有多热? |
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辣的 |
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Pepper is hot. |
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胡椒是辣的。 |
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Pepper makes food hot. |
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胡椒使食品味辣。 |
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I don't like mustard; it's too hot. |
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"我不爱吃芥末,这东西太辣了。" |
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最新的（新闻） |
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激动的；急躁的 |
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a hot temper |
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暴躁的脾气 |
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A hot-blooded person is one who easily shows strong feelings. |
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一个易激动的人常常会表现出强烈的感情。 |
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Hot words were exchanged between the two young mem. |
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两个年青人相互激烈争吵起来。 |
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好色的；性感强的；淫秽的 |
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难以脱手的（偷窃来的物品） |
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兴趣浓厚的；见闻广博的，博识的 |
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He is hot in mathematics and chemistry. |
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他数学和化学极好。 |
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Young people are very hot on pop music. |
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年青人热衷于流行音乐。 |
习惯用语
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get hot |
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（猜谜游戏中）几乎猜中 |
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get hot under the collar |
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生气，想争论 |
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not so hot |
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不太突出；不如预期的好 |
词性变化
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hot |
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vi. |
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（常与up连用） |
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白热化 |
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增强，加强 |
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"There're some dumplings left; I can hot them up in a minute, if you're hungry." |
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"还有一些团子剩着,如果你饿的活,我马上就可以热好。" |
现代英汉综合大辞典
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hot |
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adj. |
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(hotter; hottest) |
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炎热的 |
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热烈的; 激动的; 猛烈的, 激烈的; 热情的, 紧张的, 急躁的 |
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(味道)剌激性的, 辛辣的; 强烈的; 渴望的; 给人热感的 |
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淫秽的, 色情的, (动物)正当交尾期的 |
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【音】节奏快的; [美俚]吵闹的, 即兴的; 趁热的; (公债等)刚发行的; 新的; [美俚]危险的 |
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杰出的, 极好的; (选手)强有力的; (演技等)优秀的 |
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[俚]极走运的; 竞技状态极佳的 |
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(游戏)接近目的物的; 差一点就(猜中)的 |
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紧随的, 被通缉的 |
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[俚]荒诞的, 不可信的, (麦克风)扭开了的; 可以使用的 |
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才出炉的 |
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(车辆)快的 |
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违禁的, 非法的 |
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[俚](偷来的珠宝因容易被人认出)难于出手的 |
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令人不安到不能忍受的或危险程度的 |
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易销售的; (电报、文件)极端重要或急的 |
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由热金属浇入铸模制成的 |
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通高压电的; 【原】放射性强的 |
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like a cat on hot bricks |
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象热锅上的蚂蚁 |
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be hot on playing table tennis |
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热衷于打乒乓球 |
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be hot for reform |
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迫切要求改革 |
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a hot argument |
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激烈辩论 |
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hot idea |
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[美]极好的主意 |
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hot temper |
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暴躁的脾气 |
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be hot from the battle field |
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刚从战场归来 |
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hot news |
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[口]最新消息 |
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a hot laboratory |
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强放射性物质研究实验室, “热"实验室 |
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a hotscent or trail |
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猎物气味强烈或有强烈臭味的路径(打猎用语) |
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in hot pursuit |
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紧追 |
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a hot wire |
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高压电线 |
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Strike the iron while it is hot. |
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[谚]趁热打铁, 趁机行事。 |
词性变化
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hot |
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vi. |
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[英]变热; 变得激动; 骚动起来(up) |
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The argument had hotted up considerably. |
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辩论变得相当热烈。 |
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hot |
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[hCt] |
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vt. |
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[英]使...热(up); 刺激, 使骚动 |
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hot it up |
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使热烈起来 |
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hot |
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adv. |
(1) |
热烈地; 猛烈地 |
(2) |
愤怒地; 趁热地 |
继承用法
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hot-air |
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n. |
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热风, 热空气 |
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hot-alkylation |
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n. |
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热烷基化 |
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hotbed |
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[5hRtbed] |
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n. |
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温床 |
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有利于迅速生长或发育的地方或环境 |
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热床, 轧钢厂的一片空地或一排架子 |
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hot-blast |
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热风 |
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hotblood |
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易激怒者; 感情强烈者; 轻举妄动者 |
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hot-blooded |
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adj. |
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易激动的, 热切的 |
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(马)英国种的, 阿拉伯种的 |
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纯种的 |
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hotbox |
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[`hCtbCks] |
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n. |
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(火车的)热轴 |
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hot-brittle |
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n., adj. |
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热脆(的) |
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hot-cast |
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n. |
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热铸 |
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hot-cathode |
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adj. |
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热阴极的 |
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hot-coining |
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n. |
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热精压, 热压花 |
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hot-cold |
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n. |
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混风鼓风(古老高炉上用三分之二冷风及三分之一热风混合冶炼) |
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hot-die |
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n. |
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热压模 |
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hot-dip |
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n. |
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热浸 |
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浸镀, 热镀 |
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hotdog |
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n. |
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[口]小红肠, 热狗, 红肠面包; [美俚]最佳运动员 |
词性变化
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hot |
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[hCt] |
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vi., vt. |
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(在作冲浪或滑雪运动时)卖弄(花式动作) |
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hot-drawn |
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adj. |
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热拉的 |
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hot-filling |
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n. |
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(啤酒)热灌装 |
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(果汁)热装瓶, 热装罐 |
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hotflue |
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n. |
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热烟道 |
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hotfoot |
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[5hRtfJt] |
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n. |
(1) |
暗中将火柴在别人鞋中点燃的恶作剧 |
(2) |
心灵的刺激, 震惊 |
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adv. |
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[俗]飞速地; 急忙地 |
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vi. |
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急忙; 匆忙 |
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hot-forming |
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n. |
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热成形 |
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热加工 |
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热冲压 |
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热态变形 |
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hot-galvanize |
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n. |
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热镀锌 |
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hot-gas |
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n. |
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热气, 废气, 排出的气体 |
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hot-grinding |
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n. |
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热磨 |
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hothead |
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[5hRthed] |
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n. |
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暴躁的人; 性急的人 |
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hotheaded |
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[hRt5hEdId] |
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adj. |
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烈性的, 易怒的; 急躁的, 鲁莽的 |
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hothouse |
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[5hRthaJs] |
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n. |
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温室, 暖房 |
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adj. |
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温室的(植物等); 过分保护的; 人工的; 纤弱的 |
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hot-junction |
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n. |
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热接点 |
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hot-metal |
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n. |
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熔融金属 |
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hot-moulded |
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n. |
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热模塑 |
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hot-neck |
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n. |
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(轧钢机)滚棒轴头 |
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hot-papa |
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n. |
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(航空母舰上)枪救失事飞机人员 |
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hot-piercing |
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n. |
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热穿孔 |
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hot-pilot |
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n. |
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熟练飞行员 |
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hot-presser |
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n. |
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热压机操作工 |
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hot-press(ing) |
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n. |
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热压, 热冲 |
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(用压力机)型锻, 模锻 |
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热压合(指配合) |
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高温压块 |
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热压烧结 |
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热压机 |
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hotquenching |
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n. |
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热淬 |
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hot-resistance |
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n. |
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耐热性, 热稳定性 |
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hot-rock |
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n. |
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[口]熟练飞行员, 熟练工人; 熟练人员 |
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hotrodding |
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n. |
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[俚]赛车; 粗心大意的开快车 |
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hot-roll |
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n. |
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热轧 |
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hot-rolled |
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adj. |
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热轧的, 热压的; 热碾的 |
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hot-seat |
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n. |
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[口]飞机弹射椅 |
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hot-set |
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n. |
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热固化; 热变定 |
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hot-short |
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adj. |
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热脆的 |
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n. |
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快速货运; 高速飞机[车辆]; 熟练工人 |
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hot-shortness |
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n. |
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热脆性 |
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hotshot |
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[`hCt-FCt] |
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n. |
(1) |
高速飞机 |
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熟练飞行员, 熟练工人 |
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向热气流发射试验 |
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hot-slaw |
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n. |
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热拌菜, 热拌甘蓝色拉 |
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hot-smoked |
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adj. |
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热烟熏的 |
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hot-spotting |
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n. |
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局部加热; 预先加热 |
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hotspur |
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[`hCtsp\:(r)] |
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n. |
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性急的人; 顾前不顾后的人 |
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adj. |
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性急的 |
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hot-stretch |
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n. |
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热拉伸 |
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hot-strip |
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n. |
(1) |
热轧带材, 热轧带钢 |
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热轧带划伤 |
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hot-swage |
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n. |
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【冶】热旋锻 |
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hot-target |
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n. |
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[口]重要打击目标, 首要打击目标 |
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hottempered |
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adj. |
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性急的; 暴躁的 |
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hot-tinting |
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n. |
(1) |
火色 |
(2) |
回火花 |
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氧化膜色 |
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hot-top |
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n. |
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热炉顶, 保温帽, 冒口 |
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hot-trimming |
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n. |
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热修整, 热精整, 热切边 |
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hot-wire |
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n. |
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热线, 热电阻线 |
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hot-workability |
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热加工性 |
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hot-working |
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热作, 热加工 |
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hot-zone |
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热带 |
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hotly |
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[5hRtlI] |
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adv. |
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hotness |
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n. |
习惯用语
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a bit hot |
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[俚]有点不讲理 |
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be getting hot |
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快猜中了, 快找到了 |
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blow hot and cold |
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动摇不定; 拿不定主意, 反复无常 |
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get hot |
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(脸)发热[红]; 激动起来 |
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[俚]使劲儿干 |
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接近(猜到, 找到) |
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get it hot |
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[口]大受申斥, 挨一顿臭骂 |
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get too hot for sb. |
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叫某人呆不下去; 对某人太危险 |
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give it hot to sb. |
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[口]痛打某人一顿, 狠狠训(某人)一顿 |
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go hot and cold |
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感到身上一阵冷一阵热 |
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in the hot test |
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最激烈的时候 |
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make it hot for sb. |
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[口]刁难某人, 使某人受不了 |
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not so hot |
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普普通通 |
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并不怎么高明或不怎么成功 |
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piping hot |
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[口]滚热的; 非常新鲜的 |
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squat hot |
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[美俚]被电刑处死 |
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hot and bothered |
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[口]焦虑不安 |
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hot and cold |
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(旅馆等的)冷热水 |
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hot and heavy |
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激烈的[地]; 猛烈的[地] |
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hot and hot |
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[古](饭菜等)热腾腾地(端上来); 才出锅(就端上来) |
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hot and strong |
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[口]猛烈的[地]; 激烈的[地] |
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hot on |
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对...非常严厉, 非常苛刻 |
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对...穷追不舍 |
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热衷于... |
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精通 |
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hot one |
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[俚]非凡的人; 荒唐的事; 有趣的新闻 |
特殊用法
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bearing running hot |
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轴承过热 |
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forge hot |
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热锻 |
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mixed hot |
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热搅拌 |
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quench hot |
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高温淬火 |
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rivet hot |
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热铆 |
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run hot |
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运转用热; 热行 |
用法词典
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hot |
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来自古英语 hat 热 |
英文相关词典
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hot |
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boiling burning fiery fresh new nippy peppery sharp spicy tangy torrid cold cool |
[七国语言]英汉电子工程大词典
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hot |
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热的 |
[七国语言]英汉公共大词典
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hot |
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锐利的;炎热的 |
[七国语言]英汉机械工程大词典
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hot |
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热的 |
[七国语言]英汉原子能大词典
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hot |
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高放射性的 |
美国传统词典
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hot |
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hot |
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AHD:[h?t] |
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D.J.[h%t] |
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K.K.[h$t] |
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hot.ter, hot.test |
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Having or giving off heat capable of burning. |
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Being at a high temperature. |
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Being at or exhibiting a temperature that is higher than normal or desirable: |
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a hot forehead. |
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Causing a burning sensation, as in the mouth; spicy: |
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hot peppers; a hot curry. |
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Charged or energized with electricity: |
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a hot wire. |
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Radioactive, especially to a dangerous degree. |
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Marked by intensity of emotion; ardent or fiery: |
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a hot temper. |
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Having or displaying great enthusiasm; eager: |
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hot for travel. |
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Informal Arousing intense interest, excitement, or controversy: |
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a hot new book; a hot topic. |
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Informal Marked by excited activity or energy: |
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a hot week on the stock market. |
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Violent; raging: |
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a hot battle. |
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Slang Sexually excited or exciting. |
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Slang |
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Recently stolen: |
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a hot car. |
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Wanted by the police: |
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a hot suspect. |
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Close to a successful solution or conclusion: |
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hot on the trail. |
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Informal |
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Most recent; new or fresh: |
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a hot news item; the hot fashions for fall. |
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Currently very popular or successful: |
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one of the hottest young talents around. |
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Requiring immediate action or attention: |
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a hot opportunity. |
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Slang Very good or impressive. Often used in the negative: |
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I'm not so hot at math. |
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Slang Funny or absurd: |
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told a hot one about the neighbors' dog. |
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Slang |
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Performing with great skill and daring: |
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a hot drummer. |
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Fast and responsive: |
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a hot sports car. |
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Unusually lucky: |
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hot at craps. |
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Music Of, relating to, or being an emotionally charged style of performance marked by strong rhythms and improvisation: |
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hot jazz. |
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Color Bold and bright. |
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n. |
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hots |
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Slang Strong sexual attraction or desire. Used with the. |
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adv. |
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In a hot manner; hotly. |
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While hot: |
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foods that are best eaten hot. |
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v.tr. |
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hot.ted, hot.ting, hots |
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Informal To cause to increase in intensity or excitement. Often used with up : |
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“His book is an exercise in the fashionable art of instant history, in which every episode is hotted up with an anecdote”(Harper's) |
习惯用语
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hot and botheredInformal |
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In a state of agitated excitement; flustered: |
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all hot and bothered before the opening performance. |
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hot to trotSlang |
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Sexually avid; lascivious. |
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Ready and willing; eager. |
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hot under the collarInformal |
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Angry. |
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make it hot forSlang |
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To make things uncomfortable or dangerous for: |
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Don't make it hot for yourself by needlessly finding fault. |
语源
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Middle English |
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from Old English h3t * see kai- |
继承用法
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hot“ness |
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n. |
[名词委审定]英汉药学名词(1999)
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hot |
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热 |
英汉船舶大词典
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hot |
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n.热,有电压的,放射性极强的;n.热,热的,热门的 |
英汉电信大词典
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hot |
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n.热的,热情的 |
英汉地质大词典
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hot |
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n.热的,强放射性物质 |
英汉法学大词典
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hot |
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adj.违禁 |
英汉纺织大词典
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hot |
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n.热,有电压的,放射性极强的 |
英汉航海大词典
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hot |
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n.热门的 |
英汉航空大词典
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hot |
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n.热的;n.热的,高速的 |
英汉化学大词典
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hot |
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adj.热的,辣的,热烈的,最新的,高放射性的;vt.加热 |
英汉海运大词典
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hot |
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a. 热的使热，把……加温热 |
基本词义
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hot |
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热的热烈的 |
基本词义
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hot |
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热的才出炉的，最新的热烈的，强烈的使热，把…加温热 |
英汉经贸大词典
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hot |
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n.热门的 |
英汉计算机大词典
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hot |
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adj.热的(辣的,热烈的;vt.加热 |
英汉机械大词典
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hot |
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n.热,有电压的 |
英汉建筑大词典
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hot |
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vt.热,把...加温,使回复 |
英汉农牧林大词典
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hot |
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n.热的 |
英汉汽车大词典
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hot |
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n.热的,激烈的,强烈的 |
航空英语缩写词典
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HOT |
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Hot Oil Temperature 热燃油温度 |
基本词义
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HOT |
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High Oil Temperature 高滑油温度 |
英汉消防大词典
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hot |
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①热的②有强放射性的 |
英汉医学大词典
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hot |
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n.强放射性的,人型旧结核菌素 |
英汉中医大词典
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hot |
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n.热的,急燥的,激烈的 |