hot

美音：[hɑt] 英音：[hɒt]

简单释义：

adj.温度高的；热的；觉得闷（或燥、湿）热；使人感到热的

v.〈英〉变热；变得激动；骚动起来；使骚动

adv.趁热；猛烈地；愤怒地

网络热门；热点；辣的

变形：

比较级：hotter 最高级：hottest

完整释义：

adj.

1.时新的,流行的,热门的;最近的,刚到的,刚做好的;才出锅的,才出炉的,(菜等)热腾腾的;(公债等)才发行的;〔美俚〕刚偷来的;非法得来的;危险的
2.热烈的,激动的;猛烈的,激烈的;热情的,熟心的;急躁的,发火的
3.热的
4.〔俚语〕极走运的;正在颈头上的;竞技状态极佳的
5.杰出的,极好的;(选手)强有力的;(演技等)优秀的
6.(游戏)接近目的物的;差一点就(猜中)的
7.(爵士音乐)节奏快的;〔美俚〕吵闹的,即兴的;兴奋之余自由演奏的
8.淫秽的;色情的;性欲强的,(动物)正当交尾期的
9.(味道)刺激性的,辣的,辛辣的;【打猎】野兽的气味强烈的;(色彩)强烈的,给人热感的(如红、黄等)
10.通高压电的;【原子能】放射性强的

adv.

1.热;热烈地,猛烈地
2.趁热
3.愤怒地

1.〔英国〕使热刺激,使骚动
2.〔英国〕变热;变得激动;骚动起来

1.热
2.强放射性物质
3.人型旧结核菌素

例句：

It was during one of those long, hot summers that seemed to go on forever that we decided to build the tree house.
那是个漫长、酷热得像是没有尽头的夏日，我们决定在树上建一个小房子。
The fireball is no longer luminous but it is still very hot and it behaves like a hot-air balloon, rising at a rapid rate.
火球不再明亮，但它还很热，并且象一个上升得很快的热气球一样。
The relationship between the financial development and economic growth has always been a hot topic among the economic scholars.
金融发展与经济增长之间的相互关系一直以来都是经济学界探讨的热点问题。
The iguana stared at them with its hot orange eyes, and did not move.
蜥蜴用它那凶狠的橘黄色眼睛盯着他们俩，一动不动。
When the moon formed it had a hot core, much like that of the Earth, which caused it first to expand and then contract as it cooled down.
当月球形成时，它有个跟地球一样的热核，这造成它最初是膨胀的，然后再冷却时萎缩。
Some were caused by lightning in a storm; others, perhaps, by the hot material which came out of a volcano.
有一些是由于暴风雨时的闪电，而另外的，也许可能是火山爆发时的炙热物质。
Although very hot, prominences typically appear dark when viewed against the Sun, since they are slightly cooler than the surface.
虽然很热，日珥典型表现是在太阳的衬托下显得较暗，因为它们比太阳表面稍冷一些。
Aristotle's famous saying this, to the point of these sites through a "pouring hot water" and despicable The root cause of behavior - envy.
亚里士多德这段名言，一针见血地点穿这些产生“浇烫水”之类卑劣行为的根源——嫉妒心理。

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