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I. hot <-tt-> [hɒt] ADJ
1. hot (temperature):
hot
she was hot
2. hot (spicy):
hot food
3. hot:
to be hot on sb's heels
4. hot ugs (good):
to be hot stuff
hot tip
hot tip
5. hot ugs (dangerous):
hot situation
hot stolen items
6. hot sl (sexy):
hot
hot
7. hot (new and exciting):
hot
hot gossip
to be all hot and bothered
II. hot <-tt-> [hɒt] VERB trans to hot up
hot engine:
hot
III. hot <-tt-> [hɒt] VERB intr to hot up
hot pace
hot situation
IV. hot [hɒt] SUBST
to have the hots for sb
hot-ˈblood·ed ADJ
ˈhot dog SUBST
hot dog (sausage)
hot dog (in a roll)
hot dog m
hot-ˈhead·ed ADJ
hot-headed
hot-headed
hot po·ˈta·to SUBST POL
hot potato übtr
ˈhot seat SUBST
1. hot seat übtr:
hot seat
2. hot seat Am:
hot seat
ˈhot spot SUBST
1. hot spot (popular place):
hot spot
2. hot spot (area of conflict):
hot spot
hot ˈstuff SUBST no Pl
1. hot stuff ugs (skilful):
to be hot stuff
2. hot stuff sl:
hot stuff (sexy man)
hot-ˈtem·pered ADJ
red-ˈhot ADJ
1. red-hot (glowing):
to be red-hot
to be red-hot übtr
2. red-hot (brand new):
red-hot news, data
red-hot news, data
hot-ˈair bal·loon SUBST
hot-ˈwa·ter bot·tle SUBST
Present
Ihot
youhot
he/she/ithots
wehot
youhot
theyhot
Past
Ihotted
youhotted
he/she/ithotted
wehotted
youhotted
theyhotted
Present Perfect
Ihavehotted
youhavehotted
he/she/ithashotted
wehavehotted
youhavehotted
theyhavehotted
Past Perfect
Ihadhotted
youhadhotted
he/she/ithadhotted
wehadhotted
youhadhotted
theyhadhotted
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After the first hot-air balloon flight in 1783, people began to realize that "ad coelum" could lead to absurd results.
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The roof was transformed to a strolling garden with a view of the city, where he launched hot-air balloon rides daily.
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The park also had a skating rink, and featured hot-air balloon ascensions on weekends.
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Based on his study of available technology, he suggests a hot-air balloon was the only possible means of flight.
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He therefore developed the idea of a hot-air balloon as the new idents.
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