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hot
English
- 🔊 marked by excited activity“a hot week on the stock market”
- 🔊 charged or energized with electricity“a hot wire”
- 🔊 having or dealing with dangerously high levels of radioactivity“hot fuel rods”
- 🔊 of a seeker“you are hot”
- 🔊 having or showing great eagerness or enthusiasm“hot for travel”
- 🔊 newly made“a hot scent”
- 🔊 very good“he's hot at math but not so hot at history”
- 🔊 used of physical heat“hot stove”
- 🔊 extended meanings“a hot temper”
- 🔊 recently stolen or smuggled“hot merchandise”
- 🔊 having or bringing unusually good luck“hot at craps”
- 🔊 newest or most recent“news hot off the press”
- 🔊 very unpleasant or even dangerous“make it hot for him”
- 🔊 very popular or successful“one of the hot young talents”
- 🔊 sexually excited or exciting“was hot for her”
- 🔊 performed or performing with unusually great skill and daring and energy“a hot drummer”
- 🔊 producing a burning sensation on the taste nerves“hot salsa”
- 🔊 characterized by violent and forceful activity or movement“the fighting became hot and heavy”
- 🔊 wanted by the police“a hot suspect”
- 🔊 (color) bold and intense“hot pink”
- 🔊 very fast“a hot sports car”
Spanish
- 🔊 chueco hot, stolen
- 🔊 caribe hot, very warm
- 🔊 caribe hot, spicy (of food)
- 🔊 candente hot, sexually attractive
- 🔊 caliente hot, warm (emitting heat or warmth)