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o nhiệt, nhiệt lượng, sức nóng
o nung
§ annealing heat : nhiệt tôi, nhiệt ủ
§ calcining heat : nhiệt nung
§ combustion heat : nhiệt đốt cháy
§ fusion heat : nhiệt nóng chảy
§ glowing heat : nhiệt phát sáng
§ hardening heat : nhiệt tôi
§ ignition heat : nhiệt bốc cháy
§ input heat : (lượng) nhiệt vào
§ latent heat : nhiệt ẩn
§ latent heat of crystallization : ẩn nhiệt kết tinh
§ latent heat of fusion : ẩn nhiệt nóng chảy
§ latent heat of sublimation : ẩn nhiệt thăng hoa
§ latent heat of vaporizaton : ẩn nhiệt hóa hơi
§ melting heat : nhiệt nóng chảy
§ molecular heat : nhiệt phân tử
§ radiant heat : nhiệt phát xạ
§ red heat : sự nóng đỏ
§ sensible heat : nhiệt nhận rõ được, lượng chứa nhiệt
§ specific heat : tỷ nhiệt
§ stray heat : nhiệt tản mạn
§ waste heat : nhiệt thải
§ white heat : nhiệt độ nóng trắng, sự nung nóng trắng
§ heat of edsorption : nhiệt hấp thu
§ heat of evaporation : nhiệt bốc hơi
§ heat of formation : nhiệt tạo thành
§ heat of reaction : nhiệt phản xạ
§ heat of solution : nhiệt hòa tan
§ heat of transformation : nhiệt biến đổi
§ heat of vaporization : nhiệt bốc hơi
§ heat a connection : tháo gỡ mối nối
§ heat checking : sự nung nóng quá mức
§ heat conductivity : độ dẫn nhiệt
§ heat exchanger : bộ trao đổi nhiệt
§ heat of hydration : nhiệt hiđrat hoá
§ heat treating : xử lý nhiệt
§ heat treatment : xử lý nhiệt
Heat
Đợt chạy đấu loại
Word families (Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs): heat, heater, heating, heat, overheat, heated, unheated, heatedly
Word families (Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs): heat, heater, heating, heat, overheat, heated, unheated, heatedly
Xem thêm: heat energy, hotness, high temperature, warmth, warmth, passion, estrus, oestrus, rut, heating system, heating plant, heating, heat up, inflame, stir up, wake, ignite, fire up, hot up, heat up
heat noun
1 being hot/level of temperature
ADJ. burning, fierce, great, intense, searing, terrible, tremendous The soil is baked dry by the fierce heat of the sun. | gentle | excess, excessive If circulation is impaired, the body cannot lose excess heat. | red, white (often figurative) Everything he did was at white heat and lightning speed. | blood, body
VERB + HEAT feel We could feel the tremendous heat coming from the fire. | disperse, dissipate, give out, lose Even after the sun had set, the stones continued to give out heat. | conserve, retain The thick walls retain the heat. | absorb Darker surfaces absorb heat. | conduct Being a metal, aluminium readily conducts heat. | generate, produce, provide, radiate Computers, faxes and photocopiers all generate heat of their own. | withstand a material which can withstand heats of up to 2,000°C
HEAT + VERB build up, increase He tried to ignore the heat building up in the confined space.
HEAT + NOUN loss | exhaustion, stress, stroke (also heatstroke) She slumped to the ground, near to heat exhaustion.
PREP. ~ from the heat from the fire
2 hot weather/conditions
ADJ. baking, blazing, blinding, blistering, boiling, extreme, great, intense, oppressive, scorching, searing, shimmering, stifling, suffocating, sweltering We walked more than ten miles in the blistering heat. | dry | humid, steamy, sultry the steamy heat of New York in summer | 80-degree, 90-degree, etc. | afternoon, midday, morning | summer | desert, tropical
HEAT + VERB grow Daily the heat grew.
HEAT + NOUN haze A heat haze shimmered above the fields.
PREP. in the ~ I can't work in this heat.
PHRASES the heat of the day To avoid the heat of the day we went out in the mornings.
3 source of heat
ADJ. high | gentle, low | medium, moderate | direct Chocolate should never be melted over direct heat. | dry
VERB + HEAT turn up Towards the end of the cooking, turn up the heat to brown the outside. | lower, reduce, turn down | remove sth from, take sth off Bring to the boil slowly, then remove from the heat. | return sth to Return the pan to the heat and stir.
PREP. off the ~ Make sure the pan is off the heat. | on a ~ Cook on a low heat for five minutes. | over a ~ Simmer the sauce over a gentle heat.
4 strong feelings
ADJ. sudden He stared at her, sudden heat in his eyes.
HEAT + VERB flare, flood sth, rise Heat flooded her cheeks.
PREP. in the ~ of in the heat of battle/passion | with ~ ‘It was your hare-brained idea,’ Henry said with heat. | without ~ She spoke without heat.
PHRASES in the heat of the moment Michael bitterly regretted those angry words, spoken in the heat of the moment.
5 race/competition
ADJ. qualifying, regional | dead Competition was fierce, with a dead heat in one of the races (= with two competitors finishing in exactly the same time).
VERB + HEAT win She won her heat.
PREP. in a/the ~ He fell in the first heat.
n.
the heating system wasn't working
they have radiant heating
v.
the sun heats the oceans
heat the water on the stove
heat the house
The ostentatious way of living of the rich ignites the hatred of the poor
The refugees' fate stirred up compassion around the world
Wake old feelings of hatred
The room heated up quickly
