hot

sıcak A2

having a high degree of heat or a high temperature.

The hot sun shone brightly over the park.

• He turned on the hot shower to warm up after the run.
• During summer, many people avoid hot climates and travel north.
• The scientist measured the hot plasma using advanced sensors.
• Urban planners must consider hot temperature spikes when designing green spaces.

• hot weather · sıcak hava The hot weather made the marathon runners sweat heavily.
• hot water · sıcak su She boiled the hot water before making tea.

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zıt: cold

baharatlı, acı B1

having a strong, spicy flavor that causes a burning sensation.

The soup was too hot for the children to eat.

• The chef warned that the dish would be hot and spicy.
• Researchers studied how hot capsicum affects metabolism.
• During the tasting, the panel noted the hot notes that lingered on the palate.

• hot sauce · acı sos He added a spoonful of hot sauce to the tacos.
• hot pepper · acı biber The recipe calls for a chopped hot pepper for extra flavor.

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benzer: spicy

zıt: mild

popüler, çok talep gören B2

currently fashionable, widely liked or in great demand.

The new smartphone model is hot among tech enthusiasts.

• Her performance made her a hot candidate for the award.
• Investors consider renewable energy a hot sector for future growth.
• Media analysts predict that streaming services will remain a hot industry for years.

• hot trend · gündemdeki moda Sustainable fashion has become a hot trend among young designers.
• hot topic · gündemdeki konu Climate change is a hot topic in international conferences.

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benzer: popular

zıt: unpopular