Summary
hotter {adjective}
más caliente
hot {adjective}
ardiente · caliente · calientes · picante
English-Spanish translation for "hotter"
"hotter" Spanish translation
hotter {adjective}
hotter {adj.}
hot {noun}
This morning, a pensioner telephoned me from Liguria and said: " It is really hot.
Mr President, I am standing here in my shirt-sleeves because it is so unbearably hot in the Chamber.
Everyone survived that with great composure too - after all, it was very hot!
Since two months it has been very hot.
On the hot days in Denmark, where I live, I looked at our many windmills and saw that they were motionless.
hot {adjective}
They go circling between it and hot, boiling water.
In hot wind and boiling water,
A generous parishioner has offered to put a giant model to replace the belfry and offer shelter from the hot sun so during the Sunday mass.
Back home we also have hot water, but at least it is good to have some water.
Unfortunately, up to now it all looks suspiciously like hot air!
That just about covers the cost of two tents and a hot-water bottle.
In fact, the Italian Government seems to be practising a gelato caldo, or 'hot ice ', strategy.
It is a 'hot spot ' which could result in conflict.
Come on, let's go and eat some delicious hot dogs! '
Hot packs for the same amount of time had the same effect on swelling as no treatment.
And I ate some excellent hot dogs!
It is estimated that three million Fair Trade hot drinks are consumed in the UK each day.
Hot packs had no beneficial effect on edema compared with placebo or cold application.
Synonyms
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