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heat noun 1being hot/level of temperature 热;高温ADJECTIVE | VERB + HEAT | HEAT + VERB | HEAT + NOUN | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVEburning, fierce (especially BrE) , great, intense, searing, terrible, tremendous 灼热;炽热;热烘烘;热辣辣◆The soil is baked dry by the fierce heat of the sun.泥土被酷热的太阳烤干了。gentle 温热excess, excessive 过多的热◆If circulation is impaired, the body cannot lose excess heat.如果循环系统受损,身体就不能散发出多余的热量。red, white (often figurative) 赤热;白热◆Everything he did was at white heat and lightning speed.他做任何事情都是风风火火的。radiant 辐射热body 体温VERB + HEATfeel 感觉到热度◆We could feel the tremendous heat coming from the fire.我们能感觉到火焰发出的灼热。disperse, dissipate, give out, lose 散热;释放热量;散失热量◆Even after the sun had set, the stones continued to give out heat.太阳落山后,石头还是热烘烘的。conserve, retain 保存热量◆The thick walls retain the heat.厚实的墙体能够保温。absorb 吸热◆Darker surfaces absorb heat.深色的表面吸热。conduct 导热◆Being a metal, copper readily conducts heat.金属铜能快速导热。create, generate, give off, produce, provide, radiate 生热;产生热量;散热;发热;供热◆Computers and photocopiers all generate heat of their own.计算机和复印机自身都能产生热量。withstand 耐高温◆a material which can withstand heats of up to 2 000°C一种可以经受高达 2,000 摄氏度高温的材料HEAT + VERBbuild up, increase 热量增加◆He tried to ignore the heat building up in the confined space.他尽量不理会狭小空间内越来越高的温度。come from sth, come off sth (especially NAmE) , radiate from sth, radiate off sth (especially NAmE) 热来自⋯/由⋯发出/来自⋯辐射/由⋯辐射出◆I could feel the heat coming from the fire.我能感受到火焰发出的热力。HEAT + NOUNloss 热损失exhaustion, stress, stroke (usually heatstroke) 热衰竭;热应激;中暑◆She slumped to the ground suffering from heat exhaustion.她突然倒在地上,中暑虚脱了。PREPOSITIONheat from ⋯的热◆the heat from the fire火焰的热力 |