en hot weather

An English term in ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: Open Mind Common Sense contributors, CC-CEDICT 2017-10, JMDict 1.07, Verbosity players, and Open Multilingual WordNet
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Synonyms

  • ca onada de calor (n, phenomenon) ➜
  • es ola de calor (n, phenomenon) ➜
  • eu beroaldi (n, phenomenon) ➜
  • fi kuuma ilma (n, phenomenon) ➜
  • id temperatur panas (n, phenomenon) ➜
  • it caldura (n, phenomenon) ➜
  • it calura (n, phenomenon) ➜
  • it canicola (n, phenomenon) ➜
  • it stellone (n, phenomenon) ➜
  • ja 暑気 (n) ➜
  • ja 暑気 (n, phenomenon) ➜
  • pl gorąc (n, phenomenon) ➜
  • pl skwar (n, phenomenon) ➜
  • pl spieka (n, phenomenon) ➜
  • pl spiekota (n, phenomenon) ➜
  • pl upał (n, phenomenon) ➜
  • pl żar (n, phenomenon) ➜
  • th อากาศร้อน (n, phenomenon) ➜
  • zh 暑 ➜
  • zh 暑热 ➜
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hot weather makes you want…

  • en eat ice cream ➜
  • en cool off ➜
  • en cut your hair ➜
  • en have a haircut ➜
  • en swim ➜

Types of hot weather

  • en scorcher (n, phenomenon) ➜
  • en sultriness (n, phenomenon) ➜

hot weather is a type of…

  • en weather (n, meteorology) ➜

Related terms

  • en summer ➜
  • en heat ➜

Effects of hot weather

  • en fainting ➜

Links to other resources

  • wordnet-rdf.princeton.edu 111487100-n
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