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🔑heatheat1 /hit / noun ➤being hot热- [uncountable] the feeling of something hot热◆the heat of the sun太阳的热度◆This fire doesn't give out much heat.这个炉子散发的热力不够。
- [singular] (often with the 常与 the 连用) hot weather炎热天气◆I like the Alaskan climate because I can't stand the heat.我喜欢阿拉斯加州的气候，因为我受不了炎热的天气。
➤source of heat热源- [singular] a thing that produces heat热源；发热物体◆Remove the pan from the heat (= the stove).把平底锅从炉子上拿开。
➤in building / room建筑物；房间- [uncountable] a system for heating a house or a building供暖（系统）；暖气设备◆Our house has electric heat.我们的房子有电暖气。◆Turn the heat up – I'm freezing!把暖气开大，我要冻僵了！
➤strong feelings强烈感情- [uncountable] a state or time of anger or excitement愤怒；激动◆In the heat of the argument, he said a lot of things he didn't mean.他在激烈争吵中说了许多无心的话。
➤race赛跑- [countable] (
sport体育) one of the first parts of a race or competition. The winners of the heats compete against other winners until the final result is decided.预赛；分组赛◆He won his heat and went through to the finals.他预赛获胜并且一直打进了决赛。
🔑heatheat2 /hit / verb [intransitive, transitive] heat (sth) (up) to become or to make something hot or warm（使）变热；加热；（使）变暖◆Wait for the oven to heat up before you put the cake in.等烤箱预热后再把糕饼放进去。◆Old houses are more difficult to heat than newer ones.旧房比新房更难变暖。◆a heated swimming pool温水游泳池◆The meal is already cooked, but you'll need to heat it up.饭菜已经做好，但你得热一下。 |