英语词汇heat的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

heat /hiːt/ noun 1. very hot weather or conditionsadjectives/nouns + heatthe summer heat Air-conditioning is great in the summer heat.the tropical/desert heat (=warm, damp weather in the hottest parts of the world) He stepped off the plane into the tropical heat. | Fourteen people died when the desert heat hit 46 degrees Centigrade.the midday/afternoon heat The air shimmered in the midday heat.burning/searing/blistering/scorching heat (=extreme heat) The desert is a place of scorching heat by day and bitter cold by night.stifling/oppressive/sweltering heat (=extreme heat that makes you feel uncomfortable) They spend the summer in the mountains to escape the oppressive heat.intense/extreme heat People in the region are suffering from intense heat and continuing drought.dry heat The garden soil had cracked in the dry heat.humid/sultry heat (=when the weather is hot and damp) The humid heat of a tropical forest was too much for her.35-degress/90-degree heat (=a temperature of 35 Celsius, 90 Fahrenheit etc) Would you want to play tennis in a hundred-degree heat?heat + nounsa heat wave (=a period of unusually hot weather) In the summer of 2006, there was a heat wave in Britain.heat exhaustion (=weakness and sickness caused by doing too much in very hot weather) Several players were suffering from heat exhaustion.a heat haze (=the effect when very hot weather makes it difficult to see things clearly) A heat haze shimmered above the fields.prepositionsin the heat She was starting to sweat in the heat.phrasesthe heat of the day The locals retreat to their cool houses and sleep during the heat of the day.2. the warmth produced by somethingverbsproduce/generate heat Lightbulbs generate heat as well as light.radiate heat (=produce and spread heat) A huge open fire radiated heat throughout the room.withstand heat The material is capable of withstanding extreme heat.absorb heat Stone absorbs the heat from the sun.conduct heat (=allow heat to move through) Metals conduct heat better than other materials.retain heat (=keep heat) Close the door to retain the heat in the room.nouns + heatbody heat More than 30% of body heat can be lost through your head.heat + nounsheat loss Double glazing reduces heat loss through windows.a heat source (=something that produces heat) Don’t put a fridge next to a radiator or any other heat source.

词组	heat
释义	heat /hiːt/ noun 1. very hot weather or conditionsadjectives/nouns + heatthe summer heat Air-conditioning is great in the summer heat.the tropical/desert heat (=warm, damp weather in the hottest parts of the world) He stepped off the plane into the tropical heat. \| Fourteen people died when the desert heat hit 46 degrees Centigrade.the midday/afternoon heat The air shimmered in the midday heat.burning/searing/blistering/scorching heat (=extreme heat) The desert is a place of scorching heat by day and bitter cold by night.stifling/oppressive/sweltering heat (=extreme heat that makes you feel uncomfortable) They spend the summer in the mountains to escape the oppressive heat.intense/extreme heat People in the region are suffering from intense heat and continuing drought.dry heat The garden soil had cracked in the dry heat.humid/sultry heat (=when the weather is hot and damp) The humid heat of a tropical forest was too much for her.35-degress/90-degree heat (=a temperature of 35 Celsius, 90 Fahrenheit etc) Would you want to play tennis in a hundred-degree heat?heat + nounsa heat wave (=a period of unusually hot weather) In the summer of 2006, there was a heat wave in Britain.heat exhaustion (=weakness and sickness caused by doing too much in very hot weather) Several players were suffering from heat exhaustion.a heat haze (=the effect when very hot weather makes it difficult to see things clearly) A heat haze shimmered above the fields.prepositionsin the heat She was starting to sweat in the heat.phrasesthe heat of the day The locals retreat to their cool houses and sleep during the heat of the day.2. the warmth produced by somethingverbsproduce/generate heat Lightbulbs generate heat as well as light.radiate heat (=produce and spread heat) A huge open fire radiated heat throughout the room.withstand heat The material is capable of withstanding extreme heat.absorb heat Stone absorbs the heat from the sun.conduct heat (=allow heat to move through) Metals conduct heat better than other materials.retain heat (=keep heat) Close the door to retain the heat in the room.nouns + heatbody heat More than 30% of body heat can be lost through your head.heat + nounsheat loss Double glazing reduces heat loss through windows.a heat source (=something that produces heat) Don’t put a fridge next to a radiator or any other heat source.
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