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🔑hothot /hɑt / adjective (hot·ter, hot·test)- having a high temperature热的；温度高的◆Can I open the window? I'm really hot.我可以打开窗户吗？我觉得很热。◆Be careful. The plates are hot.当心，盘子很烫。◆It's hot today, isn't it?今天很热，是吧？◆Do you like this hot weather?你喜欢这种热天气吗？◆a hot meal热饭菜
- (used about food) causing a burning feeling in your mouth（食物）辣的◆hot sauce辣味酱 ➡ look at spicy
- (informal) exciting and popular走红的；风行的；风靡一时的◆one of Hollywood's hottest stars好莱坞最当红的明星之一
- (informal) sexually attractive性感的◆I think the new guy in the office is really hot!我觉得办公室新来的小伙子很性感！
 ●be hot at sth (often used with a negative常与否定词连用) to know a lot about something, or to be good at doing something通晓某事；擅长做某事◆Don't ask me. I'm not so hot at history.别问我，我对历史不大在行。●be in / get into hot waterto be in or get into trouble有麻烦；惹上麻烦◆She got into hot water with her parents for being late last Saturday.她上周六因为迟到而受到父母责怪。●go / sell like hot cakesto be sold very quickly畅销；非常抢手◆These new T-shirts are selling like hot cakes.这些新 T 恤衫卖得很快。 |