Heat Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈhit/

heet

UK

/hˈiːt/

heet

التعريف

Heat is the quality of being hot or the high temperature you feel from the sun, fire, cooking, or warm weather. It can also mean the action of making something hot.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Common as both a noun and a verb: 'the heat' and 'heat the soup'. For weather, 'heat' often suggests strong or uncomfortable warmth. Common collocations: 'heat up', 'high heat', 'summer heat'. Do not confuse it with 'hot', which is usually an adjective.

• Spanish: calor
• Portuguese (BR): calor
• Portuguese (PT): calor
• Chinese (Simplified): 热 - 高温
• Chinese (Traditional): 熱 - 高溫
• Hindi: गर्मी - ऊष्मा
• Arabic: حرارة - دفء
• Bengali: তাপ - গরম
• Russian: жара - тепло (физ. состояние) - нагревать (глагол)
• Japanese: 熱 - 加熱する
• Vietnamese: nhiệt - hơi nóng - làm nóng
• Korean: 열 - 데우다
• Turkish: ısı - ısıtmak
• Urdu: گرمی - حرارت - گرم کرنا
• Indonesian: panas - memanaskan

جمل نموذجية

The heat from the fire warmed my hands.

basic

Please heat the soup before dinner.

basic

I can't sleep in this heat.

basic

The heat in the kitchen gets intense during dinner rush.

natural

Can you heat up the leftovers, or are you not hungry yet?

natural

Once the heat dies down, we can go for a walk.

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