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heat

/hiːt/

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noun

A1formalcommon/hiːt/

indénombrable

A noun referring to a form of energy that is transferred between objects or systems due to a difference in temperature, or the quality of being hot.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее форму энергии, которая передается между объектами или системами из-за разницы температур, или свойство быть горячим.esSustantivo que designa la forma de energía transferida entre objetos o sistemas debido a una diferencia de temperatura, o bien la propiedad de estar caliente.frForme d'énergie qui se transmet entre des objets ou des systèmes en raison d'une différence de température, ou état de ce qui est chaud.deSubstantiv, das die Energieform bezeichnet, die zwischen Objekten oder Systemen aufgrund eines Temperaturunterschieds übertragen wird, oder die Eigenschaft, heiß zu sein.ptSubstantivo que designa a forma de energia transferida entre corpos ou sistemas devido a uma diferença de temperatura, ou a qualidade de estar quente.zh名词,指因温度差而在物体或系统之间传递的能量形式,或指热的性质、热的状态。arاسم يدل على شكل من أشكال الطاقة ينتقل بين الأجسام أو الأنظمة بسبب اختلاف درجات الحرارة، أو على صفة الشيء الساخن وارتفاع حرارته.

  1. High temperature A1 formal

    The quality of being hot; high temperature.

    • The heat from the fire was intense.
    • We couldn't stand the heat of the desert.
    • The heat of the oven melted the butter.

    ruЖараesCalorfrchaleurdeHitzeptCalorzh高温arحرارة

    Synonymes: high temperaturehotnesssultrinesstorriditywarmnesswarmth

    Antonymes: cold

  2. Energy form B2 formal scientific

    A form of energy that is transferred between substances due to a temperature difference.

    • Heat is transferred from the stove to the pot.
    • The engine converts fuel into heat and motion.
    • Solar panels capture heat from the sun.

    ruТеплоesCalor (energía)frchaleur (énergie thermique)deWärmeptCalorzh热能arحرارة

  3. Intensity or pressure B1 informal

    A situation of strong emotion, excitement, or pressure.

    • The heat of the argument made everyone uncomfortable.
    • He couldn't handle the heat of the competition.
    • The heat of the moment caused him to say things he regretted.

    ruНакалesArdor, intensidad o presión (de una situación)frchaleur de l'actiondeHitzeptClima tensozh紧张气氛arتَوَتُّر

    Synonymes: excitementfervourintensitypassionpressurestresstensionurgency

    Antonymes: calmcoolnessindifference

  • heats plural form
  • heats' possessive plural form
  • heat's possessive singular form

verb

A2formalcommon/hiːt/

A verb used to indicate the act of making something hot or increasing its temperature.

ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по нагреванию чего-либо или повышению его температуры.esVerbo que se usa para indicar la acción de calentar algo o aumentar su temperatura.frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de chauffer quelque chose ou d'élever sa température.deVerb, das eine Handlung bezeichnet, bei der etwas erwärmt oder seine Temperatur erhöht wird; auch im Sinne von beheizen oder stark erhitzen.ptVerbo usado para indicar a ação de aquecer algo ou elevar sua temperatura; também pode significar esquentar, tornar quente ou fornecer calor a algo ou alguém.zh动词,表示使某物变热或提高其温度,也可指供热、使变暖。arفعل يُستخدم للدلالة على تسخين شيء ما أو رفع درجة حرارته.

  1. Make hot A2 formal

    To increase the temperature of something; to make something hot.

    • She heated the soup on the stove.
    • Please heat the water for tea.
    • The oven heats the food evenly.

    ruНагреватьescalentarfrRendre chauddeErhitzenptAquecerzh加热arتسخين

    Synonymes: bakeboilbraisebroilcookfrygrillheat upincandescemeltreheatroastscaldsearsimmerstewthawtoastwarmwarm up

    Antonymes: chillcoolfreezerefrigerate

  2. Become hot A2 formal

    To become hot or warmer.

    • The room heats up quickly when the sun shines in.
    • The metal heats under the sun.
    • The engine heats as it runs.

    ruНагреватьсяesCalentarsefrchaufferdeHeiß werdenptEsquentarzh变热arأصبح ساخناً

    Synonymes: heat upwarmwarm up

    Antonymes: chillcoolrefrigerate

  3. Intensify or excite B2 informal

    To make a situation, feeling, or activity more intense or exciting.

    • The competition heated up in the final round.
    • Their argument heated quickly.
    • The debate heated as both sides presented their points.

    ruНакалитьesIntensificar o excitarfrIntensifier ou exciterdeAnheizenptEsquentarzh激化arتأجيج

    Synonymes: animateenlivenexcitefire upgalvanizeinflameintensifyinvigoratequickenrousestimulate

    Antonymes: calmcoolmoderatequieten

  • heated past participle
  • heated past simple
  • heating present participle
  • heats third person singular

Variantes phrasal: heat up