Heatwave Meaning in English
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释义
A period of very hot weather that lasts for several days or longer, often much hotter than usual.
用法与细微差别
A 'heatwave' is used mostly in news, weather reports, and emergencies. It always refers to prolonged, unusually hot weather, not just a hot day. Often paired with words like 'record', 'dangerous', or 'deadly'.
Spanish: ola de calorPortuguese (BR): onda de calorPortuguese (PT): onda de calorChinese (Simplified): 热浪Chinese (Traditional): 熱浪Hindi: लूArabic: موجة حرBengali: তাপপ্রবাহRussian: жара - аномальная жараJapanese: 熱波Vietnamese: đợt nắng nóngKorean: 폭염Turkish: aşırı sıcaklık - sıcak hava dalgasıUrdu: ہیٹ ویو - شدید گرمیIndonesian: gelombang panas
例句
A heatwave is coming this weekend.
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The heatwave lasted for five days.
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People stayed inside during the heatwave.
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The city set up cooling centers to help people during the heatwave.
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Last summer's heatwave broke all the temperature records.
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It's so hard to sleep when there's a heatwave at night.
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