Hotter Meaning in English
word · lemma: hot
/ˈhɑtɝ/
HAH-dur
/hˈɒtɐ/
HO-tuh
释义
Comparative form of 'hot'; describes something that has a higher temperature than another thing, or, for food, is more spicy than something else.
用法与细微差别
'Hotter' is always used to compare two or more things. For food, it can mean more spicy, not just higher in temperature. Common collocations: 'hotter than', 'getting hotter'. Do not confuse with 'warm' or 'spicier' (but for food, 'hotter' is common).
Spanish: más caliente - más caluroso - más picante (comida)Portuguese (BR): mais quente - mais picante (comida)Portuguese (PT): mais quente - mais picante (comida)Chinese (Simplified): 更热 - 更辣 (食物)Chinese (Traditional): 更熱 - 更辣 (食物)Hindi: और गर्म - और तीखा (खाना)Arabic: أكثر حرارة - أكثر حَرًّا - أكثر حِرِّيَّة (الطعام)Bengali: আরও গরম - বেশি ঝালRussian: горячее - острее (про еду)Japanese: より暑い - より辛い (食べ物の場合)Vietnamese: nóng hơn - cay hơn (với món ăn)Korean: 더 덥다 - 더 맵다 (음식일 때)Turkish: daha sıcak - daha acı (yemek için)Urdu: زیادہ گرم - زیادہ تیز (کھانے کے لیے)Indonesian: lebih panas - lebih pedas (untuk makanan)
例句
June is usually hotter than May.
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This soup is hotter than the one I had yesterday.
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This chili is hotter than I expected.
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It's getting hotter every summer these days.
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Do you want your wings hotter or milder?
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Wow, it's way hotter outside than I thought!
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