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Meanings of get hotter in English
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Usage of get hotter in English
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But Douglas knows that from now on it will only get hotter.
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But it might get hotter when it shed the absorbed energy.
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It can get hotter too, and many places do not have air conditioning.
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Things are also likely to get hotter in the kitchen as disposable incomes tighten.
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Baxter says N.Y. will get hotter summers, milder winters, and no spring what ever.
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Summer's here, school's out, and the weather is hot and about to get hotter.
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The weather will get hotter still this weekend, mirroring the heatwave affecting much of Europe.
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His ears seemed to get hotter with every word.
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His voice didn't get hotter and hotter like mine would have, but colder and colder.
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Doubt you'll sleep so well tonight, though, 'cause whipburns get hotter 'fore they start to healin'.
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The room seemed to get hotter and hotter.
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It's hot and it's going to get hotter.
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The common sense idea says that if you are closer to a hot object, you get hotter.
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It will get hotter and hotter .
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It would get hotter-and"hotter"-asshe descended into Vegas.
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In most cases, the changes will reflect weather patterns now: hot places will get hotter; wet places wetter.
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