What are the sentences that describe "hot summer"?
1. The blazing fire umbrellas hung high in the sky, so hot that the fish in the river did not dare to come out of the water, the birds did not dare to fly out of the mountains and forests, and even the dogs in the village just stretched out their tongues and panted endlessly. .
2. There was no cloud in the sky, a scorching sun overhead, no wind, and all the trees stood there listlessly and lazily.
3. The scorching sun was in the sky, and on both sides of the road, ripe grains bent over in the heat and lowered their heads. Grasshoppers are as numerous as blades of grass, making a faint but noisy chirp in the wheat and rye fields, in the wheat and rye fields, and in the reeds on the shore.
4. The sun is like fire, the earth is like a steamer, and it is so hot that people can’t breathe. Walking on the road, the wind blows in my face like a heat wave.
5. The buffalo had long since hid in the pond, its entire body buried in the water, with only one head exposed above the water to breathe.
6. That day, it was crazy hot. As soon as the sun came up, the ground was already on fire, and some gray gas that looked like clouds but not clouds, or mist but not mist, floated low in the air, making people feel suffocated.
7. The weather was so hot, as if a spark would cause an explosion.
8. In summer, the clear river has become a good place for children to escape the summer heat. You see, they are playing in the water, having water fights, fishing, and having a lot of fun. .
9. The summer is hot, and the birds are hiding somewhere; the grass and trees are hanging their heads; the dogs are so hot that they stick out their tongues and pant constantly.
10. In summer, the vegetation is particularly lush. The leaves of the holly trees are shiny and the old elm branches are lush, providing people with a thick green shade.
11. There was no cloud at noon, a scorching sun overhead, no wind, and all the trees stood there listlessly and lazily.
12. The cicadas keep making irritating sounds on the branches, as if cheering for the scorching sun.
13. Walking on the road, the wind blows in my face like a heat wave.
14. The whole city is like a burnt brick kiln, making people breathless. The dog lay on the ground and stuck out its bright red tongue, and the nostrils of the mules and horses were dilated.
15. Summer comes so quickly, and within a few days people will deeply understand what it means to be unbearably hot. The asphalt road on the street became soft under the scorching sun, as if stepping on plasticine; the sycamore tree on the street was like a huge parasol, bringing a bit of pitiful shade to the citizens under the umbrella. It was also glowing with dazzling green light; the whole city was like a huge steamer, and people in the city were sweating in the steamer, feeling that they were going to be cooked at any time.