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散熱膏
sàn rè gāo
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thermal grease
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文化熱
wén huà rè
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cultural fever;
cultural craze
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斑疹熱
bān zhěn rè
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spotted fever
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新熱帶界
xīn rè dài jiè
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Neotropic (ecozone)
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旅遊熱點
lǚ yóu rè diǎn
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a hot tourist attraction;
a tourist trap
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普爾熱瓦爾斯基
pǔ ěr rè wǎ ěr sī jī
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Nikolai Mikhailovich Przevalski (1839-1888), Russian explorer who made four expeditions to Central Asian from 1870;
abbr. to 普氏
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暑熱
shǔ rè
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hot (summer) weather
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暴熱
bào rè
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to trend;
to get popular quickly;
sudden heat wave (weather)
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枯草熱
kū cǎo rè
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hay fever
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核熱
hé rè
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nuclear heat
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比熱
bǐ rè
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specific heat
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水深火熱
shuǐ shēn huǒ rè
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deep water and scorching fire;
abyss of suffering (idiom)
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波狀熱
bō zhuàng rè
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undulant fever;
brucellosis
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清熱
qīng rè
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to alleviate fever (medicine);
to clear internal heat (Chinese medicine)
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湊熱鬧
còu rè nao
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to join in the fun;
to get in on the action;
(fig.) to butt in;
to create more trouble
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溫熱
wēn rè
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tepid;
to warm up (food etc)
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滿腔熱忱
mǎn qiāng rè chén
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full of enthusiasm
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潛熱
qián rè
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latent heat
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潮熱
cháo rè
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hot flush
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火熱
huǒ rè
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fiery;
burning;
fervent;
ardent;
passionate
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灼熱
zhuó rè
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burning hot;
scorching;
worried
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炎熱
yán rè
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blistering hot;
sizzling hot (weather)
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炒熱
chǎo rè
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to raise prices by speculation;
to hype
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炒熱氣氛
chǎo rè qì fēn
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to liven up the atmosphere
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炙手可熱
zhì shǒu kě rè
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lit. burn your hand, feel the heat (idiom);
fig. arrogance of the powerful;
a mighty figure no-one dares approach;
hot (exciting or in favor)
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