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Meanings of hot in English

Russian
hot
Spanish
euromissile hot
Wikidata

1960S anti-tank missile family by Aerospatiale and MBB (later Euromissile)

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hot
Russian
хот
Spanish
hot
Wikidata

Israeli cable television, internet and telecommunications company.

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хот
Russian
жара
Portuguese
alta temperatura
Spanish
temperatura elevada
Catalan
calent

State of high relative temperature, often said about body temperature, weather or objects.

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жара
Portuguese
forgoso
Catalan
calorós
Spanish
cálido

Used of physical heat; having a high or higher than desirable temperature or giving off heat or feeling or causing a sensation of heat or burning.

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forgoso
Usage of hot in English
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Red hot market conditions allowed the company to secure far better terms.
Reuters
2
All but abandoned 20 years ago, nuclear energy is again hot news.
Wired
3
You must continue to use alcohol-based hand sanitizers, hot water and soap.
The South African
4
The book panel's main topic of discussion was 2020's hot new releases.
The Irish Times
5
Last week's decline in new cases came largely from recent hot spots.
Reuters
6
Free State: Very hot in the extreme north-west, otherwise fine and hot.
The South African
7
Free State: Partly cloudy and warm to hot, with isolated afternoon thundershowers.
The South African
8
This could land both parties in hot water with stock market regulators.
The Irish Times
9
Skilled chefs were as rare this year as long hot sunny days.
The Irish Times
10
Free State: Partly cloudy, windy and warm to hot with isolated thunderstorms.
The South African
11
Free State: Partly cloudy and hot, with isolated afternoon showers and thundershowers.
The South African
12
The deal requires Coke to order up new markets for hot drinks.
Reuters
13
The water pressure is low, and don't use all the hot water.
Nano
14
So we actually solved the hot problem and that's the easy part.
Wired
15
The House Armed Service Committee isn't so sure that's a hot idea.
Wired
16
The hot social argument was about which year constituted the new millennium.
The Guardian
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