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hot
/hɑt/ adjective A1 (estimated)
1. having a high temperature
| German | heiß |
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| French | chaud, piquant, chouré |
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| Portuguese | quente |
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| Czech | horký, teplý, ostrý |
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| Italian | caldo, bollente, piccante |
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| Spanish | caliente |
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| Dutch | heet, warm, porno |
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| Swedish | het, varm, kryddstark |
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| Latin | calidus, igneus, acer |
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2. feeling the sensation of heat
| Portuguese | quente |
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| Spanish | acalorado |
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| Dutch | verhit |
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| Swedish | varm |
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3. feverish — see also febrile, ardent
| French | fiévreux |
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| Portuguese | febril |
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| Italian | febbricitante, febbrile |
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| Swedish | varm, het, febrig |
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| Latin | febriculosus |
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4. electrically charged — see also live, charged
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