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Meanings of hot weather in English
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Usage of hot weather in English
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In hot weather place them in fridge for 30 minutes to set.
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But hot weather already limits our ability to work and stay healthy.
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The hot weather was a blessing as far as they were concerned.
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They may be served cold in hot weather and warm in winter.
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Stoves were used to dry the decks below even in hot weather.
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And in this hot weather you're in no danger of catching cold.
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Because of the hot weather the doors of the synagogue were open.
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The approach of hot weather is usually gradual, and the fall abrupt.
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It is caused by overfeeding, being overclothed, and sweating in hot weather.
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That is inevitable when one chooses to write about the hot weather.
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Let's have it for tiffin; very cool and nice this hot weather.
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This plan was to continue as long as the hot weather lasted.
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After months of lockdown, many are enjoying a spell of hot weather.
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But-itwas hot weather, and he had left the stateroom door open.
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The heat was very intense, and hot weather always affected her unhappily.
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In cold weather not very good, now hot weather, much too bad.
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Hot weather through the time
Hot weather across language varieties
New Zealand
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South Africa
Common
Australia
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