CORE WORDS
 
  
  COMPOUND WORDS 
 antitheism  |  {n}  |  (active opposition to theism)  |  approve  |  {v}  |  (To sanction officially; to ratify; to confirm; as, to approve the decision of a court-martial)  |  atheism  |  {n}  |  (belief that no deities exist (sometimes including rejection of other religious beliefs))  |  atheism  |  {n}  |  (rejection of belief that any deities exist (with or without a belief that no deities exist))  |  atheist  |  {n}  |  (a person who believes that no deities exist)  |  atheist  |  {n}  |  (a person who rejects belief that any deities exist, whether or not that person believes that deities do not exist)  |  atheistic  |  {adj}  |  (relating to atheists)  |  auspiciously  |  {adv}  |  (in an auspicious way)  |  balloon  |  {n}  |  (inflatable object to transport people through the air)  |  beat around the bush  |  {v}  |  (to delay or avoid talking about something difficult or unpleasant)  |  beat around the bush  |  {v}  |  (to treat a topic but omit its main points)  |  be called  |  {v}  |  (to have a specific name)  |  behest  |  {n}  |  (command, bidding)  |  bloody hell  |  {interj}  |  (expression of dismay)  |  bode  |  {v}  |  (to be the omen of; to portend to presage)  |  bode  |  {v}  |  (to foreshow something; to augur)  |  call  |  {v}  |  (to be called)  |  call  |  {v}  |  (to name or refer to)  |  cook  |  {v}  |  (colloquial: to be uncomfortably hot)  |  coward  |  {n}  |  (a person who lacks courage)  |  crap  |  {n}  |  (excrement)  |  crow  |  {n}  |  (bar of iron)  |  crud  |  {n}  |  (feces)  |  damn  |  {n}  |  (use of damn as a swear word)  |  deprecate  |  {v}  |  (express disapproval of)  |  dog shit  |  {n}  |  (fecal matter produced by a dog)  |  drop in the bucket  |  {n}  |  (an effort or action having very little influence, especially as compared to a huge problem)  |  eat one's hat  |  {v}  |  (to express disbelief about a proposition)  |  fine  |  {adj}  |  (good-looking, attractive)  |  fit  |  {adj}  |  (good-looking (female))  |  frown upon  |  {v}  |  (facial expression)  |  fuck  |  {interj}  |  (fuck!)  |  fucking  |  {adj}  |  (as an intensifier)  |  fucking  |  {adj}  |  (offensive or worthless)  |  give a shit  |  {v}  |  (to (not) care)  |  heat  |  {v}  |  (to arouse, to excite (sexually))  |  Heisenberg uncertainty principle  |  {n}  |  (physical principle)  |  heliotheism  |  {n}  |  (worship of the sun as a god)  |  henotheism  |  {n}  |  (religion)  |  hoarse  |  {adj}  |  (afflicted by a dry, quite harsh voice)  |  holy shit  |  {interj}  |  (expression of surprise or the like)  |  horny  |  {adj}  |  (sexually aroused)  |  hot  |  {adj}  |  (having a high temperature)  |  hot  |  {adj}  |  (of the weather)  |  hot  |  {adj}  |  (slang: physically very attractive)  |  hot  |  {adj}  |  (slang: stolen)  |  hot  |  {adj}  |  (very close to finding or guessing something to be found or guessed)  |  hot air  |  {n}  |  (empty, confused or exaggerated talk)  |  hot-air balloon  |  {n}  |  (A balloon-shaped aircraft filled with hot air.)  |  hot-blooded  |  {adj}  |  (easily angered or excited; lustful; passionate; excitable)  |  hot chocolate  |  {n}  |  (beverage)  |  hot pants  |  {n}  |  (small shorts, see also: tiny shorts)  |  hot spring  |  {n}  |  (natural spring producing water whose temperature is greater than about 20°C (68° F))  |  husky  |  {adj}  |  (hoarse and rough-sounding)  |  ignorance is bliss  |  {proverb}  |  (Ignorance is bliss)  |  I'm an atheist  |  {phrase}  |  (I'm an atheist)  |  I'm hot  |  {phrase}  |  (I'm hot)  |  jack shit  |  {pron}  |  ((vulgar) nothing, anything)  |  know-it-all  |  {n}  |  (someone who obnoxiously claims to be knowledgeable on a subject)  |  make out  |  {v}  |  (To kiss or to make love)  |  monotheism  |  {n}  |  (belief in one God)  |  monotheist  |  {n}  |  Monotheist  |  monotheistic  |  {adj}  |  (believing in a single god)  |  munchies  |  {n}  |  (hunger)  |  my name is  |  {phrase}  |  (a way to identify oneself)  |  no kidding  |  {interj}  |  (exclamation of amazement)  |  no shit, Sherlock  |  {interj}  |  (a riposte to someone who has just said something obvious)  |  old fart  |  {n}  |  (pejorative: elderly person)  |  omnitheism  |  {n}  |  (The belief that all religions contain a core recognition of the same God)  |  panentheism  |  {n}  |  (a doctrine that the universe is within God)  |  panentheist  |  {n}  |  (person who believes in panentheism)  |  pantheism  |  {n}  |  (belief that the universe is divine)  |  pantheist  |  {n}  |  (person who believes in pantheism)  |  pantheistic  |  {adj}  |  (pertaining to pantheism)  |  pig iron  |  {n}  |  (a type of crude iron)  |  polytheism  |  {n}  |  (belief in the existence of many gods)  |  polytheist  |  {n}  |  (believer in polytheism)  |  polytheistic  |  {adj}  |  (of or relating to polytheism)  |  pussyfoot  |  {v}  |  (to act timidly)  |  pussyfoot  |  {v}  |  (to use euphemistic language)  |  salacious  |  {adj}  |  (promoting sexual desire or lust)  |  say  |  {v}  |  (to have a common expression)  |  shit  |  {interj}  |  (expression of worry, failure)  |  shit  |  {n}  |  (nasty, despicable person)  |  shit  |  {n}  |  (nonsense, bullshit)  |  shit  |  {n}  |  (rubbish)  |  shit  |  {n}  |  (solid excretory product evacuated from the bowel)  |  shit  |  {v}  |  (to defecate)  |  shit  |  {v}  |  (vulgar slang: to excrete (something) through the anus)  |  shitass  |  {n}  |  (mean or rude person)  |  shiteater  |  {n}  |  (a coprophagous animal (vulgar))  |  shithead  |  {n}  |  (stupid or contemptible person)  |  shithouse  |  {adj}  |  (of poor quality)  |  shithouse  |  {n}  |  (outhouse)  |  slush  |  {n}  |  (flavored shaved ice served as a drink)  |  smartass  |  {n}  |  (one who is particularly insolent)  |  spunk  |  {n}  |  (UK, Australian and New Zealand slang, An attractive person (normally male))  |  strike while the iron is hot  |  {v}  |  (act on an opportunity promptly)  |  suck  |  {v}  |  (colloquial: term of general disparagement)  |  sweltering  |  {adj}  |  (hot and humid)  |  that is  |  {adv}  |  (in other words)  |  that is to say  |  {adv}  |  (in other words)  |  theism  |  {n}  |  (belief in existence of at least one deity)  |  theist  |  {n}  |  (believer)  |  theistic  |  {adj}  |  (of or relating to theism)  |  Tisza  |  {prop}  |  (a river)  |  toilet  |  {n}  |  (dirty place)  |  tritheism  |  {n}  |  (belief in three gods)  |  tritheism  |  {n}  |  (form of Christianity that denies the Trinity)  |  turd  |  {n}  |  (a piece of excrement)  |  water heater  |  {n}  |  (appliance for heating water)  |  welcome  |  {v}  |  (affirm or greet the arrival of someone)  |  welcome  |  {v}  |  (to accept willingly)  |  what is your name  |  {phrase}  |  (what is your name?)  |  what's your name  |  {phrase}  |  (what's your name?)  |  what the hell  |  {phrase}  |  (why not?)  |  wiseacre  |  {n}  |  (one who feigns knowledge or cleverness) 
 
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      to be called    P0029      hot    P0468
      llamarse    P0029      caluroso    P0468
      chiamarsi    P0029      caldissimo    P0468
      s'appeler    P0029      brûlant    P0468
  PHRASES
 
  
     너무 뜨거운. 
 
  
   It is too hot .                                          
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   (0528)
                       
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     봄의 날씨는 매우 따뜻합니다. 
 
  
   The weather in spring is very warm .                                       
   (ENG )    (KO ) 
   (0877)
                       
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     날씨가 너무 더워 땀을 많이 흘린다. 
 
  
   It was so hot that they were sweating profusely .                                     
   (ENG )    (KO ) 
   (1905)
                       
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     저는 온천을 아주 좋아합니다. 
 
  
   I love going to hot spring baths .                                       
   (ENG )    (KO ) 
   (2340)
                       
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     열기구가 부풀어 올랐다. 
 
  
   The hot air balloon inflated .                                         
   (ENG )    (KO ) 
   (2464)
                       
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     중국 음식은 뜨거울 때 먹어야 합니다. 
 
  
   Chinese food should be eaten hot .                                        
   (ENG )    (KO ) 
   (2465)
                       
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     무더위 속으로 들어섰습니다. 
 
  
   We are already into the hottest part of summer .                                     
   (ENG )    (KO ) 
   (2584)
                       
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     이 찻잔은 매우 뜨겁습니다. 
 
  
   This cup of tea is very hot .                                       
   (ENG )    (KO ) 
   (3264)
                       
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     황제의 딸의 남편은 "후마"라고 불립니다. 
 
  
    The husband of the emperor' s daughter is called fuma .                                   
   (ENG )    (KO ) 
   (3466)
                       
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 It is hot in this room .   |   
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 This coffee is so hot that I can't drink it .   |   
  The child was hot with fever .   |   
  As many men as came were welcomed .   |   
  He asked me what my name was .   |   
  It was so hot that I got into the shade and took a rest .   |   
  It's too hot for us to work .   |   
  What is the name of this river ?   |   
  It is very hot today .   |   
  I can't stand this hot summer .   |   
  The paper says that a typhoon is on its way .   |   
  Open the window . It's baking hot in here .   |   
  What's the name of this intersection ?   |   
  Is it hot enough to go swimming ?   |   
  What is the name of that river ?   |   
  In hot weather , water evaporates quickly .   |   
  It was very hot this afternoon .   |   
  May I have something hot to drink ?   |   
  Why is it so hot ?   |   
  It's very hot today , isn't it ?   |   
  Do you have anything hot ?   |   
  This tea is very hot .   |   
  It's very hot , isn't it ?   |   
  He held out his hand to welcome us .   |   
  You don't look so hot .   |   
  The town is famous for its hot spring .   |   
  I think it will be hot today .   |   
  She got hot with rage .   |   
  Soon hot , soon cold .   |   
  He is named jim after his uncle .   |   
  What is his name ?   |   
  During hot weather , be sure to drink lots of water .   |   
  We have had a long spell of hot weather .   |   
  It was so hot that we went swimming .   |   
  Please give me something hot to drink .   |   
  What I want now is a hot cup of coffee .   |   
  I'd like to have some hot chocolate .   |   
  Let's go out before it gets hot .   |   
  It's too hot .   |   
  Don't use all the hot water .   |   
  It gets hot and humid in summer .   |   
  It's very hot here .   |   
  It is said that my sister is beautiful .   |   
  It's insanely hot today .   |   
  It is too hot to stay here .   |   
  The weather stayed hot for a few days .   |   
  The tea is so hot that I cannot drink it .   |   
  Why is it called'' loon'' ?   |   
  Please give me something hot to drink .   |   
  They say that she was born in germany .   |   
  They complained of the room being too hot .   |   
  It is very hot in this room , isn't it ?   |   
  I can't put up with this hot weather .   |   
  It's baking hot .   |   
  It's going to be another hot day .   |   
  It will be hot tomorrow .   |   
  This coffee is not hot enough .   |   
  Will it be hot again tomorrow ?   |   
  I like coffee hot .   |   
  What's the name of the mountain range ?   |   
  The hot sun made the flowers hang down .   |   
  Last night it was so hot that I couldn't sleep well .   |   
  This room is too hot for us to work in .   |   
  It was hot . I couldn't stand it any longer .   |   
  It's hot today .   |   
  Milk goes bad quickly in hot weather .   |   
  I cannot approve of your going out with him .   |   
  Today is extremely hot .   |   
 
 
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