hot
[英][hɒt][美][hɑt]
adj.熱的; 辣的; 激動的; 熱門的;
vt.使興奮,使激動;
adv.熱的; 緊迫的;
vi.變熱;
第三人稱單數(shù)：hots過去分詞：hotted最高級：hottest現(xiàn)在進(jìn)行時：hotting比較級：hotter過去式：hotted
例句:
1.
Atheism is a hot topic.
無神論是個熱門話題.
2.
The shelter was getting hot.
庇護(hù)所的溫度越來越熱.
3.
He was also unburned by the hot biodegradable bleach that had covered hisbody.
由于身上裹了一層熱的能進(jìn)行生物降解的漂白粉,他連燒傷都沒有.
4.
It should feel warm,not hot.
溫度應(yīng)是感到溫暖而不燙手.
5.
But she turned down the offer because of her long-term plans and a desire toavoid knee-jerk decisions based on what commodity is hot.
因?yàn)檫@與自己的長期計劃相悖,而且她不愿因?yàn)樽顭衢T的商品是什么就不動腦子而作決定.