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hot up

/hɒt ʌp/

Traduction: Verbe à particule signifiant devenir plus excitant, intense ou actif, ou chauffer quelque chose.

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verb

/hɒt ʌp/C1formalbritish
  • frVerbe à particule signifiant devenir plus excitant, intense ou actif, ou chauffer quelque chose.

A phrasal verb meaning to become more exciting, intense, or active, or to heat something.

indénombrable · transitif et intransitif · phrasal, séparable

  1. Become more exciting or intenseinformalbritish

    To increase in intensity, excitement, or activity.

    frs'intensifier

    • The competition really hotted up in the final round.
    • The party started to hot up after midnight.
    • The political debate hotted up as the election approached.

    Synonymesaccelerateescalateheat upheightenintensifyliven uppick up

    Antonymescalmcoolsubside

  2. Become hotterinformalbritish

    To increase in temperature.

    frDevenir plus chaud

    • The weather is expected to hot up later this week.
    • The engine hotted up after a long drive.
    • The oven hotted up quickly when we turned it on.

    Synonymesheatheat upwarmwarm up

    Antonymeschillcoolcool down

Formes
  • hotted up past participle
  • hotted up past simple
  • hotting up present participle
  • hots up third person singular