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Hot? Heat? Warm?
Message de werriy58 posté le 28-04-2005 à 14:57:42 (S | E | F | I)
Hello everybody,
How to use very well hot, heat, warm. What is the difference between them? I need sentences with some comment please.
werriy58
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Edité par emy64 le 28-04-2005 15:19
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Message de werriy58 posté le 28-04-2005 à 14:57:42 (S | E | F | I)
Hello everybody,
How to use very well hot, heat, warm. What is the difference between them? I need sentences with some comment please.
werriy58
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Edité par emy64 le 28-04-2005 15:19
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Réponse: Hot? Heat? Warm? de swimminlee89, postée le 10-05-2005 à 02:56:56 (S | E)
Hot and warm are adjectives. You say, "The soup is hot" or "The room is warm." Hot is more extreme than warm.
Both words also have double meanings. In American slang, a "hot" guy (un beau mec) is a handsome or good-looking boy or man. A "warm" welcome is kind or heartfelt. To say something "hotly" means to say it with vehemence; to speak "warmly" is to speak with sincerity.
Heat is a noun. You might say, "I felt the heat from the oven on my face," or "You cannot leave ice cream in the heat for too long or it will melt."
I hope that helps! A bientot!
Réponse: Hot? Heat? Warm? de werriy58, postée le 11-05-2005 à 14:03:48 (S | E)
Hello swimminlee89,
Thank you to help.
Werriy58
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