What does heat mean?
Adjective a.
hot
The weather has been very hot.
The weather has been very hot.
2. fragrant
This curry is too spicy.
This curry is too spicy.
3. impatient; Excited; violent
He has a bad temper.
He has a bad temper.
4. enthusiasm; longing
She is an ardent patriot.
She is an ardent patriot.
5. (sexual) excitement; Excellent
6. (news, etc. ) the latest; keen demand
Is there any hot news ahead?
Is there any latest news ahead?
7. pet phrase; Interested in [F][(+on)]
She is keen on rock music.
She is crazy about rock music.
8. Newly stolen
9. (Jazz) is fast and rhythmic.
10. Find the goal (or answer) quickly (especially in children's games) [F]
Adverb ad
1. Hot land
2. eagerly
angry
transitive verb
1. Oral heating; heat ...
I'll heat up some food for you.
I'll heat some rice for you.
The intransitive verb vi.
1. Yingkou becomes hot [(+up)]
The soup soon became hot.
The soup soon became hot.
2. The mouth becomes active; Become dangerous
Things are starting to get hot.