A bowl of hot chicken soup is good for you.
喝一碗热鸡汤对你有好处。
The hot weather has soured the milk.
炎热的天气使牛奶变酸了。
This dish is a bit hot.
这道菜有些辣。
I could not bear with his hot temper.
我忍受不了他那急躁的脾气。
This food is best while eaten hot.
这道菜趁热吃最好。
I am going to hot up some food for you.
我去给你热点饭。
cold的反义词
cold的意思是“冷”
“冷”的反义词是“热”
“热”用英文表示为hot.
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Cold
Cold weather has a great effect on how our minds and our bodies work. Maybe that is why there are so many expressions that use the word cold.
For centuries， the body's blood has been linked closely with the emotions. People who show no human emotions or feelings， for example， are said to be cold—blooded. Cold—blooded people act in cruel ways. They may do brutal things to others， and not by accident.
For example， a newspaper says the police are searching for a cold—blooded killer. The killer murdered someone， not in self—defense， or because he was reacting to anger or fear. He seemed to kill for no reason， and with no emotion， as if taking someone's life meant nothing.
Cold can affect other parts of the body. The feet， for example. Heavy socks can warm your feet， if your feet are really cold. But there is an expression —— to get cold feet —— that has nothing to do with cold or your feet.
The expression means being afraid to do something you had decided to do. For example， you agree to be president of an organization. But then you learn that all the other officers have resigned. All the work of the organization will be your responsibility. You are likely to get cold feet about being president when you understand the situation.
Cold can also affect your shoulder.
You give someone the cold shoulder when you refuse to speak to them. You treat them in a distant， cold way. The expression probably comes from the physical act of turning your back toward someone， instead of speaking to him face—to—face. You may give a cold shoulder to a friend who has not kept a promise he made to you. Or， to someone who has lied about you to others.
A cold fish is not a fish. It is a person. But it is a person who is unfriendly， unemotional and shows no love or warmth. A cold fish does not offer much of himself to anyone.
Someone who is a cold fish could be cold—hearted. A cold—hearted person is someone who has no sympathy. Several popular songs in recent years were about cold—hearted men or cold—hearted women who， without feeling， broke the hearts of their lovers.
Out in the cold is an expression often heard. It means not getting something that everybody else got. A person might say that everybody but him got a pay raise， that he was left out in the cold. And it is not a pleasant place to be.
Back， Shoulders and Chest
There are many American expressions that use parts of the body. These include the eyes， ears， nose， mouth and even the heart. Today we will tell you some expressions that use other body parts – the back， shoulders and chest.
When I am facing a lot of pressure at work， my back and neck will start to hurt. Sometimes， this tension is the result of too much work. I have too many things to do because my supervisor is on my back all the time. In other words， my employer is always telling me to do things.
Sometimes， I want to tell my employer to get off my back！ I want her to stop criticizing me and making too many demands on my time. I can not say this， however. I would never turn my back on her and refuse to help when there is a need. If I did refuse to help， my supervisor might say bad things about me behind my back. She might criticize me when I am not present. This would surely be a stab in the back. It is never kind to unfairly harm or say bad things about other people.
Sometimes， when I am very productive in my job， my employer gives me a pat on the back. She praises my work. She might even say “I will scratch your back if you will scratch mine.” This means she will do something for me， if I do something helpful for her in exchange. Such an offer usually comes straight from the shoulder. My supervisor has a very direct， open and honest way of speaking.
I know that my employer carries a lot on her shoulders. She is responsible for many things at the office. And because she is so important， she sometimes gets to rub shoulders with the top officials. She gets to spend time with some very important people.
I believe the top official values my supervisor. He never gives her the cold shoulder. He is never unfriendly to her. He always treats her like she is an important part of the organization.
I also value my supervisor. In fact， I think she is very effective in her job. Of course， I could yell my opinion at the top of my lungs， or as loudly as I possibly could. It might even feel good to get my emotions off my chest. It is always helpful to tell people how you feel so that your emotions do not trouble you.
But it is not necessary for me to praise my supervisor. Most of my co—workers feel the exact same way about her. So， I think I will just save my breath. I will keep silent because talking or repeating myself will not do any good.
We lunched out on cold meat and salad.
我们午饭在外面吃的是凉肉和色拉。
It was bitterly cold that night.
那个夜晚，天气十分寒冷。
His cold manner holds people off.
他的冷淡态度使人们不敢接近他。
Our enthusiasm for the plan faded in the cold light of day and we realized how impractical it really was.
经过客观冷静的分析，我们对这个计划的热情消失了，因为我们认识到它实在不实际了。
The dampness is unpleasant,not to mention the cold.
潮湿就令人不快，更不必说寒冷了。
Put on your coat, or you may catch a cold.
穿上你的外套，否则你会感冒的。
Cold weather disagrees with her. 寒冷天气对她不适宜。
He lunched off cold meat and salad. 他午饭吃的是冷肉和色拉。
I don't know how they get through these cold winters. 我不知道他们是如何熬过这些寒冷的冬天的。
Snow is common in cold countries. 在寒冷的国家雪是常见的。
He felt no warmth towards his comrades but was cold, indifferent and apathetic.他对同志不是满腔热情，而是冷冷清清，漠不关心，麻木不仁。
I developed a cold last week. 上周我患了感冒。
He wasn't discouraged when they threw cold water on his ideas. 他们对他的想法泼冷水时，他并不泄气。
His enthusiasm for his work blew hot and cold. 在工作上他总是忽冷忽热有冬有夏。
You ought to be careful about this kind of feverish cold, it often kicks back whenyou think you are better. 你应当对这种有发烧症状的感冒小心些，它常常在你以为好转的时候复发。
My cold still bothers me. 我的感冒仍然困扰着我。
She soon conditioned the children to the cold weather. 她很快就使孩子们适应了寒冷的天气。
Cold made his teeth chatter. 寒冷使他的牙齿打颤。
I choked Katherine off by telling her it was too cold to go out. 我向凯瑟琳说明外面太冷不能出去，劝她不要外出。
Don't let the dog out in this cold weather. 在这种寒冷的天气，不要把狗放出去。
She doctored her cold at home. 她在家里治疗感冒。
A little child bleated in the cold. 一个小孩在寒冷中呜呜地叫。
This cold weather finds out my old wound. 这个寒冷的天气使我的老伤发作了。
Her arthritis kicks up in cold weather. 她的关节炎每到冷天就发作。
Snow sugars if the weather becomes warm and the cold again there after. 下雪之后天气转暖又变冷，雪就变成了颗粒状。
She dragged me out to a dancing party on that cold night. 那个寒冷的夜晚她拉我出去参加舞会。
hot
warm暖和的，温暖的； 保暖的；
hot 热的；
tropical热带的； 炎热的；
造句：
keep something warm for someone
1、代人临时占据一个地方或职位
（as） warm as toast
1、温暖舒适的
wrap up warm （或 be wrapped up warm）
1、穿上许多衣服保暖
warm down
1、（紧张的体力活动后）进行放松
warm to/towards （或美warm up to/towards）
1、开始喜欢
warm something up （或美over）
1、把（已冷的饭、菜）重新加热，使回锅
warm up
1、【体育运动】 做热身活动：为准备某项体育比赛而在赛前很短一段时间内做锻炼、伸体或练习等
2、使做准备工作：对某项事件或行动做好准备
3、使更加热心、激动或活跃
4、接近对抗或暴力状态
ascoldas ice （或 stone， the grave 等。）
1、极度寒冷
catch acold
1、受凉，感冒，伤风
coldcomfort
1、无用的安慰，不起作用的安慰
对于274万失业者来说，通货膨胀率的又一次下跌只是无用的安慰罢了。
another drop in the inflation rate wascoldcomfort for the 2.74 million jobless.
coldfeet
1、失去勇气（或信心）
我开始动摇，可其他两个人却深信不疑。
I began to &B{getcoldfeet}， but the other two guys were totally positive 。
thecoldlight of day
1、客观现实
在现实生活中，这一切显得如此荒谬可笑。
{in thecoldlight of day} it all seemed so ridiculous.
thecoldshoulder
1、落；冷淡；拒绝
新来的英格兰队经理冷待了他。
the new England manager gave him thecoldshoulder 。
cold—shoulder someone
1、拒绝某人；冷落某人；冷待某人
coldsteel
1、冷兵器（刀、剑等的总称）
incoldblood
1、无情地；残忍地
政府军残忍地杀死了他们。
the government forces killed them incoldblood.
throw （或 pour）coldwater on
1、对…持批评（或不支持）态度；对…泼冷水
out in thecold
1、冷落的：没有好处以给别人的；被忽视的。
1、Thecold， misty air felt wonderful on his face.
雾蒙蒙，寒冷的空气使他脸上感觉很舒爽。
2、Basal metabolism is much lower for creatures incoldwater.
冷水中生物的基础代谢速度要低很多。
3、Victorian houses can seemcoldwith their lofty ceilings and rambling rooms.
维多利亚式房屋屋顶高耸，房间布局凌乱，因此可能会显得较为阴冷。
4、Whenever I have acoldI get a nosebleed.
每次我感冒都会流鼻血。
5、Acoldis an infection of the upper respiratory tract.
感冒是上呼吸道的感染。
6、“That is correct， Meg，” he answered in hiscold， dead voice.
“没错，梅格。”他用冰冷、阴沉的声音答道。
7、Her nostrils were pinkish， as though she had acold.
她的鼻孔略带粉红，好像患了感冒似的。
8、The rage in his eyes made her blood runcold.
他眼中的怒火吓得她汗毛倒竖。
9、I stepped outside and pulled up my collar against thecoldmist.
我走出门，竖起衣领抵御冷雾。
10、Sweden is lovely in summer—coldbeyond belief in winter.
瑞典的夏天非常宜人——冬天却冷得让人难以置信。
11、The media， meanwhile， has blown hot andcoldon the affair.
同时，媒体对这件事的态度表现得忽冷忽热。
12、He must have come inside to get out of thecold.
他肯定是进来避寒的。
13、Let's dry our hair so we don't catchcold.
我们把头发吹干，这样就不会感冒。
14、I found her a rather austere， distant， somewhatcoldperson.
我发现她相当严厉，拒人于千里之外，近乎冷漠。
15、His mother's voice was one he knew； icecoldand deadly.
母亲的声音是他很熟悉的：冰冷、无情。
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