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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

hot [ingl brit hɒt, ingl am hɑt] AGG

1. hot (very warm):

hot season, country, bath, plate, hands, feet
hot sun
hot food, drink
it was a hot day
to be or feel hot person:
to get hot person:
to get hot parked car:
to get hot engine, iron, oven, radiator:
to get hot weather:
to be hot from the oven bread, cake:

2. hot GASTR:

hot mustard, spice, chili powder
hot curry, sauce, dish

3. hot (new, fresh):

hot trail
hot news
hot gossip

4. hot (newly arrived):

hot from or off the press

5. hot (fierce, keen):

hot competition
hot pace

6. hot (short):

7. hot (in demand) colloq:

to be hot ingl am entertainer, show, film:

8. hot (good) colloq:

a hot tip
un bon tuyau colloq
the team is hot ingl am
a hot streak ingl am
to be hot on sth (knowledgeable)
être calé en qc colloq
to be hot on sth (keen, insistent)
not so hot

9. hot (difficult, unpleasant) colloq:

to make it or things hot for sb

10. hot (stolen):

hot colloq

11. hot (bright):

hot colour

12. hot MUS:

hot jazz
hot

13. hot FIS NUCL (radioactive):

hot

14. hot (close):

to be hot on sb's trail
to be hot on the trail of sth

15. hot ingl am (erotic) colloq:

hot movie, scene

16. hot (sexually attractive) colloq:

hot person
a hot chick
en pincer pour qn colloq
to make things hot for sb

hot hatch, hot hatchback SOST ingl brit colloq AUTO CORSE

hot hatch

hot flush ingl brit, hot flash ingl am SOST

hot flush

hot-headedness [ingl brit ˌhɒtˈhɛdɪdnəs, ingl am ˈhɑtˈˌhɛdədnəs] SOST

hot-swap SOST INFORM

hot-swap

hot gospeller SOST ingl brit pegg, scherz

hot stuff SOST colloq

to be hot stuff (talented) person:
to be hot stuff pop group:
être super colloq
to be hot stuff (titillating) book, film:

hot-headedly [ingl brit ˌhɒtˈhɛdɪdli, ingl am ˈhɑtˈˌhɛdədli] AVV

hot-headedly react:

hot-headed [ingl brit ˌhɒtˈhɛdɪd, ingl am ˈhɑtˌhɛdəd] AGG

hot-headed person
hot-headed decision

hot ticket SOST colloq

1. hot ticket (person):

hot ticket

2. hot ticket (show):

nel dizionario PONS

hot <-ter, -test> [hɒt, ingl am hɑ:t] AGG

1. hot (very warm):

hot
it's hot

2. hot (spicy):

hot

3. hot colloq (skilful):

hot
to be hot at sth

4. hot colloq (demanding):

to be hot on sth

5. hot (dangerous):

hot

6. hot colloq (sexually attractive):

hot

7. hot (exciting):

hot music, news, party

locuzioni:

hot dogging SOST colloq

hot air SOST pegg

hot air

I. hot up VB vb trans

hot up

II. hot up VB vb intr

hot up
hot up situation

hot stuff SOST (sexy woman, man)

hot stuff

red-hot AGG

1. red-hot (heated):

red-hot

2. red-hot fig:

red-hot

3. red-hot (extremely hot):

red-hot

4. red-hot (exciting):

red-hot

5. red-hot (fresh):

red-hot

piping hot AGG

piping hot drink
piping hot food

hot metal SOST

hot metal

hot potato SOST colloq

hot potato

hot dog SOST

1. hot dog (sausage in a roll):

hot dog
hot-dog m

2. hot dog ingl am, ingl Aus colloq (show-off):

hot dog
frimeur(-euse) m (f)
nel dizionario PONS

hot <-ter, -test> [hat] AGG

1. hot (very warm):

hot
it's hot

2. hot (spicy):

hot

3. hot (dangerous):

hot

4. hot colloq (sexually attractive):

hot

5. hot (exciting):

hot music, news, party

6. hot colloq (keen):

to be hot on sth

7. hot colloq (skillful):

hot
to be hot at sth

locuzioni:

hot-blooded SOST

hot air SOST pegg

hot air

hot-dogging SOST colloq

hot dog SOST

1. hot dog (sausage in a roll):

hot dog
hot-dog m

2. hot dog colloq (showoff):

hot dog
frimeur(-euse) m (f)

hot potato SOST colloq

hot potato

hot plate SOST

hot plate

hot metal SOST

hot metal

hot-tempered AGG

hot spot SOST

1. hot spot colloq:

hot spot

2. hot spot comput:

hot spot

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I was as hot-blooded as all other philanderers.
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Thoroughbreds are considered hot-blooded horses, known for their agility, speed and spirit.
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Being a hot-blooded woman, during one of their fights she reacted by throwing vitriol, a corrosive acid, in his face.
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He is quite young and hot-blooded.
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They were considered to be hot-blooded and hot-tempered fearless fighters.
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