真的很燙的溫度
這一組就待在畫面本身,只是離火遠近不同:一個是真的燒到發光,一個是借那個畫面來形容日常的燙。兩者的共同點是「碰了會受傷」,所以句子旁邊常常跟著一句提醒。
adjective · B2
So hot that it shines with a red light — used about metal or rock that has been heated in a fire or deep in the earth.
熾熱發紅的
Picture a bar of iron pushed into a fire. For a while nothing shows. Then the metal starts to give off its own light, and the first colour it gives is red. That red is not paint and not a description of the object — it is the heat becoming visible, the moment when the thing announces itself and you step back without being told. Every other use of red-hot borrows that moment and puts it somewhere else: on a plate too hot to hold, on a team that cannot stop winning, on a rush of anger you can feel in your face.
Three branches
真的很燙的溫度
這一組就待在畫面本身,只是離火遠近不同:一個是真的燒到發光,一個是借那個畫面來形容日常的燙。兩者的共同點是「碰了會受傷」,所以句子旁邊常常跟著一句提醒。
adjective · B2
So hot that it shines with a red light — used about metal or rock that has been heated in a fire or deep in the earth.
熾熱發紅的
燒起來的情緒
情緒沒有溫度,所以這一格是把金屬的熱度整個搬到心裡:一樣是突然亮起來、一樣是壓不住、一樣是碰不得。也因為畫面重,這個用法在故事和書寫裡比在閒聊裡常見。
adjective · C1
Used about a feeling to say that it is very strong and burning, especially anger, but also love, shame or eagerness.
強烈得像在燒的(情緒)
正在發燙的氣勢與熱度
這一組燒的是眾人的注意力:新聞、市場、球隊、奪冠呼聲,都是一大群人的熱度集中在同一個點上。跟鐵條一樣,重點在「現在正亮著」——今天紅得發燙,下星期可能就涼了。
adjective · B2
Extremely active, exciting or full of interest at this moment — used about news, markets, and about a team or player who is playing extremely well.
火熱的、正當紅的