英语词组heat是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

heat

Theme: POLICE

n. the police. (Underworld. Always with the.)

The heat is gonna catch up with you, Ernie.Who tipped the heat off about me?

Theme: PRESSURE

n. pressure.

There's a lot of heat on Fred right now.The boss put some heat on Wally, and things are moving faster now.

Theme: WEAPONRY

n. a gun; armaments. (Underworld.)

Lefty has his heat on him at all times.Rocko never carries heat.

IDIOMSLANG

HEAT

(as) hot as hell

very hot. (Informal. Use hell with caution.)

It's as hot as hell outside. It must be near 100 degrees.I hate to get into a car that has been parked in the sun. It's hot as hell.

(as) warm as toast

very warm and cozy.

The baby will be warm as toast in that blanket.We were as warm as toast by the side of the fire.

heat

noun

pressure, stress US, 1929.

the police US, 1931.

intense police interest or pressure following a crime US, 1928.

a firearm US, 1926.

crowd or audience reaction. An entertainment industry term embraced by professional wrestling US, 1958.

popularity, audience appeal US, late 1970s.

in roller derby, a fight, be it scripted or spontaneous, staged or real US, 1999.

in pinball, the part of the pinball machine that rises as a panel in the front of the machine. Conventionally known as the 'lightbox' US, 1977.

the ultimate, the best US, 1985.

a dildo US, 1999.► on heatof a woman, sexually aroused. Correctly used of animals UK, 1937.► take the heatto sunbathe US, 1968.► take the heat off; take heat offto relieve the pressure on someone UK, 1979

idiomheatthe heat is onused in order to say that a situation is very difficult, especially because people are criticizing you or expecting you to do something:When the heat is on at work, make sure that you still manage to eat reasonably good meals, at normal times.Next day the protesters arrived at the site of the new power station, and the heat was on.opposite the heat is off: We knew that we couldn't get to the final, so the heat was off, and we played better.

Note These idioms were first used by criminals talking about the police, whom they called 'the heat'. If the police were looking for them, then the heat was on. When the police were not looking for them the heat was off.

if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchenused in order to tell someone not to complain about the difficulties of their situation, especially when they are responsible for doing something important or dealing with problems:As a politician, you get a lot of malicious attention from the media. But that's part of the job - if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen.Our job is changing, so we have to learn new skills. If you can't stand the heat, you get out of the kitchen.in the heat of the momentif you do or say something in the heat of the moment, you do it or say it without stopping to think about it, because you are excited or angry:The decision to arrest the boys was made in the heat of the moment, but it was later upheld in a court of law.Paulson apologized for his apparently racist remarks, saying that they were made in the heat of the moment.turn up the heat (on sb)to criticize or threaten someone and make them feel that they have to improve the way that they do things, or that they have to do what you want:Newspaper interest in the subject of pollution has certainly turned up the heat on the water industry.Business leaders around the state are turning up the heat on government to provide more tax relief.

heat

1. and the heat n. the police. (Underworld.) The heat is gonna catch up with you, Ernie.

2. n. pressure. The boss put some heat on Willy, and things are moving faster now.

3. n. a gun; armaments. (see also heater.) Lefty has his heat on him at all times.

See:

be in heat
be packing (heat)
beat the heat
catch heat
come in heat
come in(to) heat
dead heat
dead heat, in a
get in(to) heat
go in(to) heat
heat
heat up
heat wave
If you can’t stand the heat, keep out of the kitchen
if you can't stand the heat
if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen
if you can't stand the heat, keep out of the kitchen
in a dead heat
in heat
in the heat of
in the heat of (something)
in the heat of the moment
it's not the heat, it's the humidity
pack heat
put the heat on
put the heat on (one)
put the heat on someone
put the screws on someone
take (some) heat
take some heat
take the heat
take the heat off
take the heat off (of) (someone or something)
take the heat off someone
take the heat out of (something)
take the heat out of something
take the heat, to
the heat
the heat is on
turn on the heat
turn the heat on (someone or something)
turn the heat on someone or something
turn the heat up
turn up the heat
turn up the heat on
turn up the heat on someone

词组	heat
释义	heat Theme: POLICE n. the police. (Underworld. Always with the.) The heat is gonna catch up with you, Ernie.Who tipped the heat off about me? Theme: PRESSURE n. pressure. There's a lot of heat on Fred right now.The boss put some heat on Wally, and things are moving faster now. Theme: WEAPONRY n. a gun; armaments. (Underworld.) Lefty has his heat on him at all times.Rocko never carries heat. IDIOMSLANG HEAT (as) hot as hell very hot. (Informal. Use hell with caution.) It's as hot as hell outside. It must be near 100 degrees.I hate to get into a car that has been parked in the sun. It's hot as hell. (as) warm as toast very warm and cozy. The baby will be warm as toast in that blanket.We were as warm as toast by the side of the fire. scorcher n. a very hot day. This is really a scorcher, isn't it?Wow! What a scorcher! sizzler n. a very hot day. Today will be another sizzler. A low-pressure center over Alabama is pumping hot and humid air into the area.What a sizzler! I'm sweating like a horse. sticky mod. having to do with hot and humid weather. It's so sticky today!I can't take another sticky day like this. heat noun 1 pressure, stress US, 1929. 2 the police US, 1931. 3 intense police interest or pressure following a crime US, 1928. 4 a firearm US, 1926. 5 crowd or audience reaction. An entertainment industry term embraced by professional wrestling US, 1958. 6 popularity, audience appeal US, late 1970s. 7 in roller derby, a fight, be it scripted or spontaneous, staged or real US, 1999. 8 in pinball, the part of the pinball machine that rises as a panel in the front of the machine. Conventionally known as the 'lightbox' US, 1977. 9 the ultimate, the best US, 1985. 10 a dildo US, 1999.► on heatof a woman, sexually aroused. Correctly used of animals UK, 1937.► take the heatto sunbathe US, 1968.► take the heat off; take heat offto relieve the pressure on someone UK, 1979 idiomheatthe heat is onused in order to say that a situation is very difficult, especially because people are criticizing you or expecting you to do something:When the heat is on at work, make sure that you still manage to eat reasonably good meals, at normal times.Next day the protesters arrived at the site of the new power station, and the heat was on.opposite the heat is off: We knew that we couldn't get to the final, so the heat was off, and we played better. Note These idioms were first used by criminals talking about the police, whom they called 'the heat'. If the police were looking for them, then the heat was on. When the police were not looking for them the heat was off. if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchenused in order to tell someone not to complain about the difficulties of their situation, especially when they are responsible for doing something important or dealing with problems:As a politician, you get a lot of malicious attention from the media. But that's part of the job - if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen.Our job is changing, so we have to learn new skills. If you can't stand the heat, you get out of the kitchen.in the heat of the momentif you do or say something in the heat of the moment, you do it or say it without stopping to think about it, because you are excited or angry:The decision to arrest the boys was made in the heat of the moment, but it was later upheld in a court of law.Paulson apologized for his apparently racist remarks, saying that they were made in the heat of the moment.turn up the heat (on sb)to criticize or threaten someone and make them feel that they have to improve the way that they do things, or that they have to do what you want:Newspaper interest in the subject of pollution has certainly turned up the heat on the water industry.Business leaders around the state are turning up the heat on government to provide more tax relief. phraseheat[heated, heated, heating] heat through heat through sth • *heat sth* through • heat through** BrE if you heat food through or if it heats through, you make it hot: The rice may be prepared in advance and heated through later. Finally stir in the tomato paste and let the mixture heat through. heat up 1. heat up • heat up sth • *heat sth* up** to become hotter, or to make something become hotter: The lake is shallow, so the water heats up very quickly in the summer. We know that the effects of pollution may be heating up the earth's climate.■ SIMILAR TO: warm up2. heat up sth • *heat sth* up to make cooked food hot again after it has become cold: She heated up some more of the stew and took it out to him. It's so easy to just pull something out of the freezer and heat it up.■ SIMILAR TO: warm up3. heat up** if a situation heats up, it becomes more serious or more exciting, because people start to argue, fight, or compete with each other a lot more: Things are starting to heat up in central Europe, and people are worried that there could be another World War. The company is experiencing some difficulty as competition heats up. Although the election is still a year away, the political scene is already heating up.■ SIMILAR TO: hot up informal BrE heat 1. and the heat n. the police. (Underworld.) The heat is gonna catch up with you, Ernie. 2. n. pressure. The boss put some heat on Willy, and things are moving faster now. 3. n. a gun; armaments. (see also heater.) Lefty has his heat on him at all times. See: be in heat be packing (heat) beat the heat catch heat come in heat come in(to) heat dead heat dead heat, in a get in(to) heat go in(to) heat heat heat up heat wave If you can’t stand the heat, keep out of the kitchen if you can't stand the heat if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen if you can't stand the heat, keep out of the kitchen in a dead heat in heat in the heat of in the heat of (something) in the heat of the moment it's not the heat, it's the humidity pack heat put the heat on put the heat on (one) put the heat on someone put the screws on someone take (some) heat take some heat take the heat take the heat off take the heat off (of) (someone or something) take the heat off someone take the heat out of (something) take the heat out of something take the heat, to the heat the heat is on turn on the heat turn the heat on (someone or something) turn the heat on someone or something turn the heat up turn up the heat turn up the heat on turn up the heat on someone
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