Idioms describing hot weather.

Sweating-very hot, sweating a lot, sweating all over my back. In addition to describing hot weather, this word can also be used to describe people's great fear or great fear. Now I also describe a lot of sweat, and the clothes on my back are soaked.

Sweat like rain-sweat like rain, haha, what a hot day. Describe being hot and sweaty.

Body fluid-sweating with fear, body fluid (this word has little to do with the hot weather, the top number)

The sun is like fire-strong sunlight is like fire. Describe the weather is very hot.

Melon floating in summer-a great pleasure to cool off in summer. See "floating melons sink plums".

May, July and June-refers to the hottest time in May and June of the lunar calendar.

Sweat turns into rain waves: falling and splashing. Describe many people. Wipe your sweat with your hands, and it will spill like rain. Also described as sweating heavily.

It's hot in summer-the sun is very strong and very hot in summer.

The scorching sun is a metaphor for hot weather.

Unbearable heat-used to describe the weather is very, very hot, which is unbearable.

May, July and June-refers to the hottest time in May and June of the lunar calendar.

Sweat like rain-sweat like rain. Describe sweating a lot.

The umbrella is high-a metaphor for the scorching sun. For example, in hot summer, the umbrella is high. Near righteousness, sunny. Fire umbrella: a metaphor for the scorching summer sun;

Brilliant and blazing-describes the appearance of blazing and blazing. [From] The Book of Songs Han Yun: "The drought will not fall, it will be brilliant and hot, and the clouds can do anything." ..

Sweating like rain-incisively and vividly: liquid dripping from wet wetlands is dripping. Describe sports or physical labor, hot weather, etc. leading to a lot of sweating.

The black cow wheezed at the moon-it was hot for a long time. Buffalo are afraid of heat. When they saw the moon and thought it was the sun, they gasped with fear. Metaphor after fear because of doubt. It is also used to describe hot weather.

Burning gold and shiny stones-hot weather can melt stones into dry coke. Used to describe the hot weather.

Chairs and cushions are very hot-the chairs and cushions at home feel very hot. This four-word word is used to describe hot weather.

Flowing gold, meteorite-meteorite, flowing: melting. Describe the hot weather, as if the stone would melt.

Summer is terrible-as terrible as the scorching sun in summer. The metaphor is grim and frightening.