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adj infml1)Now don't just get all that hot and bothered — Только, пожалуйста, не нервничай
2)He gets hot and bothered whenever this girl is around — В присутствии этой девушки он начинает смущаться
3)She seems to be hot and bothered and you should know the reason why — Она в последнее время какая-то нервная - наверное, у нее давно не было мужчины
This book is more than a little naughty - in fact it's quite steamy and sensual, and may very well get the customs officials all hot and bothered — Эта книга не просто игривая, а довольно чувственная и эротическая, так что у таможенников может возникнуть определенное чувство, когда они ее полистают
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63 piping hot
(very hot: piping hot soup.) brændende varm* * *(very hot: piping hot soup.) brændende varm -
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(very hot: piping hot soup.) escaldante* * *pip.ing hot[p'aipiŋ hɔt] adj 1 fervente. 2 recente, novo. -
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(very hot: piping hot soup.) glovarm, rykende varmadj.1) rykende varm, kokhet2) ( overført) rykende fersk, blodfersk -
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(very hot: piping hot soup.) sjóðandi heitur -
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(very hot: piping hot soup.) tűzforró -
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(very hot: piping hot soup.) vrel -
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(very hot: piping hot soup.) wrzący, parzący -
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(very hot: piping hot soup.) ļoti karsts -
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(very hot: piping hot soup.) labai karštas -
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(very hot: piping hot soup.) foarte fierbinte -
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(very hot: piping hot soup.) ζεματιστός -
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(very hot: piping hot soup.) vařící -
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(very hot: piping hot soup.) vriaci, vrelý -
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(very hot: piping hot soup.) brûlant -
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adjective ((of metal etc) so hot that it is glowing red: red-hot steel; This iron is red-hot.) candentetr[red'hɒt]1 al rojo vivo, candentered-hot ['rɛd'hɑt] adj1) : candente2) ardent: ardiente, fervorosoadj.• ardiente adj.• calentado al rojo adj.• candente adj.• de última hora adj.• entusiasta adj.'red'hɑːt, ˌred'hɒtadjective (pred red hot) ( very hot) al rojo vivo; (colloq) ( sensational) <story/pictures> al rojo vivo['red'hɒt]ADJ1) (lit) [iron, poker] candente2) *(fig)a) (=up to the moment) [news, information] de última horab) (=very sharp) [cardplayer, tennis player etc] de primera categoríac) (=very popular) muy de moda* * *['red'hɑːt, ˌred'hɒt]adjective (pred red hot) ( very hot) al rojo vivo; (colloq) ( sensational) <story/pictures> al rojo vivo -
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adjective1) [rot]glühend2) (fig.) glühend [Anhänger, Gläubiger]; heiß [Blondine, Thema, Musik]; brandaktuell [Nachricht]* * *adjective ((of metal etc) so hot that it is glowing red: red-hot steel; This iron is red-hot.) rotglühend* * *1. (glowing)he plays some \red-hot jazz! er spielt heißen Jazz!there was \red-hot anger in his eyes seine Augen glühten vor Wuta \red-hot mama AM (sl) eine heiße Torte sl* * *red-hot adj1. rot glühend2. glühend heiß3. fig überschwänglich (Begeisterung etc)4. fig hitzig, jähzornig* * *adjective1) [rot]glühend2) (fig.) glühend [Anhänger, Gläubiger]; heiß [Blondine, Thema, Musik]; brandaktuell [Nachricht]
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