hot up

英 [hɒt ʌp]

美 [hɑːt ʌp]

加剧; 变得活跃; 变得激烈

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 加剧;变得活跃;变得激烈
  When somethinghots up, it becomes more active or exciting.
  1. The bars rarely hot up before 1am...
     酒吧在午夜一点前通常都很冷清。
  2. Campaigning is expected to start hotting up today.
     预计竞选活动从今天开始会日益激烈。

英英释义

verb

• make more powerful
  1. he souped up the old cars
  Synonym:soup uphop up
• make more intense
  1. Emotions were screwed up
  Synonym:heat upscrew up
• gain heat or get hot
  1. The room heated up quickly
  Synonym:heatheat up

双语例句

• It was estimated that a maid carried three tonnes of hot water up and down stairs each week.
  据估计，一个女仆每周要拎三公吨的热水楼上楼下地忙碌。
• The bars rarely hot up before 1am
  酒吧在午夜一点前通常都很冷清。
• A few days before the elections, the pace began to hot up.
  选举前几天，竞争开始加剧。
• I'm gonna come over tonight, and put a hot pepper up your arse.
  今晚我想在你屁股上撒点胡椒粉。
• There are some dumplings left, I can hot them up in a minute.
  还有一些剩汤团，我马上就可以把它们热好。
• The hot sun drew up the moisture from the earth.
  炎热的太阳蒸发了土壤中的湿气。
• Today, I was eating dinner with a friend when a really hot guy came up and introduced himself.
  今天我和朋友吃晚饭，一个帅哥走过来搭讪并开始介绍自己。
• He felt hot tears well up and run down his cheeks.
  他感到热泪夺眶而出，流满双颊。
• But there are plenty of hot girls up there.
  但是漂亮美眉真是太多了。
• I am going to hot up some food for you.
  我去给你热点饭。