Angielski - Węgierski

heat

gb/hˈit/ us/hˈit/
A2 Angielski
~ 1800
meleg, hőség, hő, hőhullám, kánikula, nyomás, kritika, zsaru, fűtés, melegít, felmelegít, előfutam, selejtezőfutam
RZECZOWNIK A2
1
Schemat użycia:
the heat of [something]
The heat from the fire warmed the whole room.
A tűz melege az egész szobát felmelegítette.
We stayed indoors to avoid the afternoon heat.
Bent maradtunk, hogy elkerüljük a délutáni hőséget.
The desert's heat can be dangerous without enough water.
The heat in the kitchen was unbearable while cooking.
This material can withstand extreme heat.
Przykłady dla uczących się
The heat from the sun is strong.
Nagyon erős a nap melege.
I do not like the heat in summer.
Nem szeretem a nyári meleget.
The fire gives off a lot of heat.
The desert has a lot of heat.
Częsty błąd:
Learners sometimes confuse 'heat' (noun) with 'hot' (adjective). Remember: 'heat' is a thing or condition, 'hot' describes it.
Znaczenie
High temperature or hotness
Kolokacje
intense heat |escape the heat |in the heat |heat wave |generate heat
Synonimy
warmth (Softer, often pleasant hotness, not as intense as 'heat'.)
Antonimy
cold (Opposite physical sensation or temperature condition.)
Tematy
science |daily life |weather |core_vocabulary |daily_life
Definicja

The feeling or state of being hot.

The quality, condition, or sensation of having a high degree of warmth or temperature.

RZECZOWNIK B1
2
Metal conducts heat better than wood.
A fém jobban vezeti a hőt, mint a fa.
Heat flows from the radiator into the room.
A hő a radiátorból a szobába áramlik.
The experiment measured how quickly heat was lost through the walls.
Przykłady dla uczących się
Metal moves heat quickly.
A fém gyorsan vezeti a hőt.
Heat goes from hot to cold things.
A hő a forró dolgoktól a hideg dolgok felé halad.
The cup keeps the heat inside.
Znaczenie
Energy transferred by temperature difference
Kolokacje
heat transfer |conduct heat |absorb heat |lose heat
Synonimy
thermal energy (Scientific term for energy related to temperature.)
Antonimy
coldness (Absence of heat energy.)
Tematy
science |physics |core_vocabulary
Definicja

Energy that moves from something hot to something cold.

A form of energy that is transferred between systems or objects with different temperatures, moving from the hotter to the cooler body.

RZECZOWNIK A2
3
Schemat użycia:
during the heat of [time period]
The city saw record-breaking heat last July.
Tavaly júliusban rekorddöntő hőhullám volt a városban.
We went swimming to cool off during the heat.
Úszni mentünk, hogy lehűtsük magunkat a hőhullám idején.
Farmers worry about crops during long periods of heat.
Przykłady dla uczących się
The heat in summer is strong.
Nyáron nagy a hőség.
We go to the beach in the heat.
A kánikulában a strandra megyünk.
The plants died in the heat.
Znaczenie
Period of very hot weather
Kolokacje
summer heat |beat the heat |escape the heat
Synonimy
hot spell (Informal term for a short period of hot weather.)
Antonimy
cold spell (A short period of unusually cold weather.)
Tematy
weather |daily life |time
Definicja

Days or weeks when it is very hot outside.

A period of time when the weather is much hotter than usual.

RZECZOWNIK B2 INFORMAL
4
Schemat użycia:
take the heat for [something]
The mayor took a lot of heat over the budget cuts.
A polgármester sok kritikát kapott a költségvetési megszorítások miatt.
He’s under heat from his boss after missing the deadline.
A főnöke nyomást gyakorol rá, amiért nem tartotta be a határidőt.
The company faced intense heat from environmental groups.
Przykłady dla uczących się
She took the heat for the mistake.
Ő kapta a kritikát a hibáért.
He is under heat at work.
Nyomás alatt van a munkahelyén.
They faced heat from customers.
Znaczenie
Intense pressure or criticism
Kolokacje
take the heat |under heat |face the heat
Synonimy
pressure (General term; not always from criticism.)
Antonimy
support (Encouragement instead of criticism or pressure.)
Tematy
emotions |social |work
Definicja

A lot of pressure or blame from other people.

Strong pressure, criticism, or stress, especially from public opinion or authority.

RZECZOWNIK B2 INFORMAL
5
We need to get out before the heat shows up.
El kell tűnnünk, mielőtt felbukkannak a zsaruk.
The gang laid low to avoid the heat.
A banda meghúzta magát, hogy elkerülje a zsarukat.
Word on the street is that the heat is watching this place.
Przykłady dla uczących się
The heat came and arrested him.
Megjöttek a zsaruk, és letartóztatták.
They ran from the heat.
Elfutottak a zsaruk elől.
He does not like the heat in town.
Znaczenie
Police officers (slang)
Kolokacje
avoid the heat |bring the heat down
Synonimy
cops (Common informal term for police; more neutral than 'heat' in some contexts.)
Antonimy
civilians (People who are not part of law enforcement.)
Tematy
crime |law |communication
Definicja

Slang for police officers.

Slang term for police or law enforcement authorities.

RZECZOWNIK A2
6
We turned on the heat because it was freezing inside.
Bekapcsoltuk a fűtést, mert bent nagyon hideg volt.
The car’s heat isn’t working properly.
Az autó fűtése nem működik rendesen.
Central heat keeps all rooms warm.
Przykłady dla uczących się
We turned on the heat in winter.
Télen bekapcsoltuk a fűtést.
The car needs more heat.
Az autóban erősebb fűtésre van szükség.
The house has central heat.
Znaczenie
Device's output for warming space/object
Kolokacje
turn on the heat |central heat
Synonimy
heating (General term for providing warmth indoors.)
Antonimy
cooling (Opposite process of lowering temperature indoors.)
Tematy
daily life |housing |technology |daily_life
Definicja

Warm air or energy from a heater or stove.

Warm air, steam, or other output produced by a heating system or device to warm an area or object.

CZASOWNIK A2
7
Schemat użycia:
to heat [something] [up/to a temperature]
I’ll heat some soup for lunch.
Heat the oven to 180 degrees Celsius.
The sun heats the earth’s surface.
Przykłady dla uczących się
I will heat the water for tea.
Please heat my food.
The sun heats the room.
Znaczenie
Make something hot or warm up
Kolokacje
heat up food |heat water
Synonimy
warm up ('Warm up' may imply gentle heating compared to 'heat' which can be stronger.)
Antonimy
cool down (To make less hot or warm.)
Tematy
daily life |daily_life |core_vocabulary
Definicja

To make something warmer or hotter.

To make something become hot or warm, often by applying energy such as fire or electricity.

RZECZOWNIK B1
8
She won her qualifying heat and advanced to the final.
Megnyerte az előfutamát, és bejutott a döntőbe.
There are three heats before the championship race.
A bajnoki döntő előtt három előfutam van.
He set a new record in his heat.
Przykłady dla uczących się
I won my heat in swimming.
Úszásban megnyertem az előfutamomat.
He ran fast in his heat.
Gyorsan futott az előfutamában.
She will race again after this heat.
Znaczenie
Race stage for qualification to finals
Kolokacje
qualifying heat |win a heat
Synonimy
trial race ('Trial race' is more formal and less common.)
Antonimy
finals ('Finals' are the last stage instead of an early stage.)
Tematy
sports
Definicja

A first race that decides who goes to the next round in a sport competition.

A preliminary race whose results determine which competitors advance to later rounds or finals in a competition.

Gramatyka
Forma słownikowa
heat
IPA
GB/hˈit/
US/hˈit/
Sylaby i akcent
heat (1 sylaba)
Stress on 1st syllable (heat)
Formy wyrazu
Noun
  • Base: heat
  • Plural: heat
Verb
  • Base: heat
  • 3rd Person Singular: heats
  • Present Participle: heating
  • Past: heated
Rodzina wyrazów
Forms
heats verb heating verb A2 heated verb
Core family
hot adjective A1 heater noun B1
Related words
reheat verb preheat verb overheat verb
Negative and opposite forms
unheated adjective cold adjective A1
Advanced or less common
hotly adverb
Wyrażenia

bring the heat

1
/bɹˈɪŋ ðə hˈit/
idiom informal

Show great skill/effort/intensity in competition/performance

'To perform with great effort, skill, and energy, especially in sports or competition.'

Przykłady
  • The team really brought the heat in last night’s game.
  • She’s known for bringing the heat during important matches.

if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen

1
/ˈɪf jˈu kˈænt stˈænd ðə hˈit | ɡˈɛt ˈaʊt əv ðə kˈɪt͡ʃən/
idiom informal

Leave if unable to handle pressure/difficulty of situation

If you cannot deal with pressure or problems, you should leave that situation.

Przykłady
  • Politics is tough—if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen.
  • Running a business is stressful; if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen.

in the heat of the moment

1
/ˈɪn ðə hˈit əv ðə mˈoʊmənt/
idiom

Acting quickly due to strong emotion at that time

When you do something quickly because you feel strong emotions, without thinking carefully first.

Przykłady
  • He said some things he didn’t mean in the heat of the moment.
  • In the heat of the moment, I agreed without reading the contract.

take the heat off [someone]

1
/tˈeɪk ðə hˈit ˈɔf sˈʌmwˌʌn/
fixed phrase informal

Reduce pressure or criticism on someone else

To make people stop giving someone pressure or blame.

Przykłady
  • Her statement took the heat off her colleague.
  • Winning this game will take some of the heat off the coach.

turn up the heat on [someone/something]

1
/tˈɚn ˈʌp ðə hˈit ˈɔn sˈoʊmˈoʊnsəmˈɛθɪŋ/
fixed phrase informal

Increase pressure/intensity on target to get results faster/better outcome

To put more pressure on someone or something to do better or faster.

Przykłady
  • The police turned up the heat on organized crime groups.
  • Management is turning up the heat on sales teams this quarter.

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