too hot for (someone or something)

Too dangerous, taboo, or risky for someone or something to endure or deal with. The scandal was a little too hot for the evening news without heavily censoring the details. It's a dangerous place. If things got too hot for you, get out of there as quickly as you can.

too ˈhot for somebody

(also too hot to ˈhandle) (informal) (too) difficult, dangerous, etc. for somebody: When the scandal became public, things got too hot for the Minister and she resigned. The newspapers won’t print the story — it’s just too hot to handle.

词组	too hot for (someone or something)
释义	too hot for (someone or something) too hot for (someone or something) Too dangerous, taboo, or risky for someone or something to endure or deal with. The scandal was a little too hot for the evening news without heavily censoring the details. It's a dangerous place. If things got too hot for you, get out of there as quickly as you can. See also: hot Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. too ˈhot for somebody (also too hot to ˈhandle) (informal) (too) difficult, dangerous, etc. for somebody: When the scandal became public, things got too hot for the Minister and she resigned. The newspapers won’t print the story — it’s just too hot to handle. See also: hot, somebody Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: too hot for somebody not stand the sight of (someone or something) get along without go without go out to go out to (someone) (someone or something) is going to be the death of (one) (someone or something) will be the death of (one) bear the sight of (someone or something) take something lying down
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