English–Chinese
“very hot” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyinhuǒ rè
Example
夏天的太阳很火热。xià tiān de tài yáng hěn huǒ rè
The summer sun is very hot.
How to say “very hot” in Chinese
“Very hot” in Chinese is 火热 (huǒ rè).
A strong, spreading heat that can fill a crowd, an event, or the surrounding air.
Example sentences with 火热
观众用火热的掌声回应了表演者。guān zhòng yòng huǒ rè de zhǎng shēng huí yìng le biáo yán zhě
The audience responded to the performer with enthusiastic applause.
Tips for using 火热
- English speakers often use hot for something fashionable or popular, but this Chinese adjective can also describe physical heat, so the surrounding subject helps identify the sense.