Значение "hot" в словаре английского

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uk ​ /hɒt/ us ​ /hɑːt/ hotter, hottest

hot adjective (VERY WARM)

A1 having a high temperature:

a hot, sunny day
hot weather
a hot drink/meal
It's too hot in here, can we turn down the heating?
Bake the cake in a hot oven, about 220°C, for 30 minutes.
The food was piping hot (= very hot).

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hot adjective (SPICY)

B1 used to describe food that causes a burning feeling in the mouth:

a hot curry
hot, spicy food
Opposite
mild

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hot adjective (CAUSING DISAGREEMENT)

C1 used to describe a subject that causes a lot of disagreement or discussion:

Global warming has become a very hot issue.

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hot adjective (NEW/EXCITING)

C1 new and exciting:

Hollywood's hottest new actress
hot gossip
This 21-year-old actor has become Hollywood's hottest property.

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hot adjective (SKILFUL)

› [ after verb ] informal knowing a lot or skilful:

I'm not too hot on Russian history.

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hot adjective (MOST LIKELY)

hot tip informal

› an accurate piece of advice about who will win a race:

Do you have any hot tips for this afternoon's race?
hot favourite UK

› the person or animal that is most likely to win a race, competition, election, etc.:

He's the hot favourite to win the election.

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hot adjective (SEXY)

› informal sexually attractive, or feeling sexually excited:

She's really hot!
I'm hot for you, baby.
I've got a hot date tonight.

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be hot on sb's track/trail
be hot stuff
be in hot water
be too hot to handle
go/sell like hot cakes
hot air
(all) hot and bothered
hot and heavy
hot dog!
hot off the press
hot to trot
hot under the collar
in hot pursuit
in the hot seat

(Определение hot из Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

hot в американском английском

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hotadjective

us ​ /hɑt/

hot adjective (VERY WARM)

› [ -er/-est only ] -tt- having a high temperature:

a hot day
a hot meal
It’s hotter in Ohio than it is here.
Matt makes his little sister hot chocolate (= a warm drink made with chocolate).

hot adjective (SPICY)

› [ -er/-est only ] -tt- (of food) causing a feeling in the mouth like burning or tingling (= as if a lot of sharp points are being put in quickly and lightly):

If you like curry really hot, you can add some hot peppers and hot sauce.

hot adjective (ANGRY)

› [ -er/-est only ] -tt- easily excited, or angry:

She’s hot-tempered.
I got really hot about them not recycling.

hot adjective (GOOD)

› [ -er/-est only ] -tt- infml very good and having energy:

Right now the stock market is hot.
The show isn’t so hot.
He doesn’t feel so hot.

hot adjective (STOLEN)

› [ not gradable ] slang (of goods) stolen and therefore difficult to sell:

Those CD players are so cheap, they must be hot.

hot adjective (DANGEROUS)

› [ -er/-est only ] -tt- infml (of a situation) dangerous or difficult; risky:

Things got a lot hotter when the military took over.

hot adjective (ATTRACTIVE)

› [ -er/-est only ] -tt- slang physically attractive

Идиома/идиомы

in hot pursuit
in hot water

(Определение hot из Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

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