hot
/hɒt/
EN
Adjective: Having a high temperature; very warm. Also used to describe food that is spicy, people who are attractive or angry, and things that are currently popular or trending.
The water is too hot to drink.
Etymology
Comes from Old English hāt, from Proto-Germanic haitaz, with cognates in Old Norse heitr and Dutch heet. The sense of 'spicy' dates to the 16th century, while the modern sense of 'popular or trending' emerged in the 20th century.
Translations
简体中文
热的,辣的,性感的,热门的,愤怒的
繁體中文
熱的,辣的,性感的,熱門的,憤怒的
日本語
熱い,辛い,魅力的な,人気のある
한국어
뜨거운,매운,매력적인,인기 있는
Deutsch
heiß,scharf,attraktiv,beliebt
Español
caliente,picante,atractivo,popular
Português
quente,picante,atraente,popular
Français
chaud,épicé,attirant,populaire
Català
calent,picant,atractiu,popular
Tiếng Việt
nóng,cay,hấp dẫn,nổi tiếng
Collocations
hot weatherhot coffeehot saucehot topichot weather
Synonyms
warmspicyattractivetrendingheated
Antonyms
coldcoolmildunpopularbland
Related Words
heattemperaturespicesummertrend