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View usage for: (hiːtɪd) 1. adjectiveA heated discussion or quarrel is one where the people involved are angry and excited. It was a very heated argument and they were shouting at each other. Our discussions were rather heated. Synonyms: impassioned, intense, spirited, excited More Synonyms of heated 2. adjectiveIf someone gets heated about something, they get angry and excited about it. You will understand that people get a bit heated about issues such as these. [+ about/over] The baron became increasingly heated over the hypocrisy of it all. Synonyms: wound up, worked up, keyed up, het up [informal] More Synonyms of heated heatedly adverb [ADVERB with verb] The crowd continued to argue heatedly about the best way to tackle the problem. heated in British English (ˈhiːtɪd) adjective2. impassioned or highly emotional Derived forms heatedly (ˈheatedly) adverb heatedness (ˈheatedness) noun heated in American English (ˈhitɪd) adjective2. vehement, impassioned, or angry Derived forms heatedly (ˈheatedly) adverb Examples of 'heated' in a sentenceheated The spa will have a hammam and an indoor heated pool. British English: heated ADJECTIVE A heated discussion or quarrel is one where the people involved are angry and excited. It was a very heated argument and they were shouting at each other. - American English: heated
- Brazilian Portuguese: acalorado
- Chinese: 激烈的
- European Spanish: acalorado
- French: animé
- German: hitzig
- Italian: acceso
- Japanese: 激した
- Korean: 격앙된
- European Portuguese: acalorado
- Latin American Spanish: acalorado
Chinese translation of 'heated' adj - [pool, room]
加热(熱)的 (jiārè de) - [argument, debate]
激烈的 (jīliè de)
n - (u) (= warmth)
热(熱) (rè) - (u) (= temperature)
热(熱)度 (rèdù) - (u) (= hob, flame etc)
热(熱)源 (rèyuán) - (c) (Sport) (also qualifying heat)
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预(預)赛(賽) (yùsài) (场(場), chǎng)
vt - [water, food]
加热(熱) (jiārè) - [room, house]
取暖 (qǔnuǎn) in the heat of the election campaign 在选(選)举(舉)竞(競)争(爭)的白热(熱)阶(階)段 (zài xuǎnjǔ jìngzhēng de báirè jiēduàn) in the heat of the moment 一时(時)激动(動)之下 (yīshí jīdòng zhī xià) to be on or (US) in heat (Zool) 正在发(發)情 (zhèngzài fāqíng) I find the heat unbearable 热(熱)得我实(實)在受不了 (rè de wǒ shízài shòu bù liǎo)
Definition impassioned or highly emotional It was a very heated argument. Synonyms excited raging lively frenzied fiery Opposites calm , peaceful , quiet , reasoned , friendly , mild , rational , subdued , mellow , civilized , serene , dispassionate , unfazed (informal) , unruffled , unemotional , half-hearted People get a bit heated about issues like these. Synonyms worked up het up (informal) Additional synonymsDefinition feeling or expressing annoyance or rage an angry rant Synonyms furious, cross, heated, mad (informal), raging, provoked, outraged, annoyed, passionate, irritated, raving, hacked (off) (US, slang), choked, pissed (taboo, slang), infuriated, hot, incensed, enraged, ranting, exasperated, irritable, resentful, nettled, snappy, indignant, pissed off (taboo, slang), irate, tumultuous, displeased, uptight (informal), riled, up in arms, incandescent, ill-tempered, irascible, antagonized, waspish, piqued, hot under the collar (informal), on the warpath, hopping mad (informal), foaming at the mouth, choleric, splenetic, wrathful, at daggers drawn, in high dudgeon, as black as thunder, ireful, fit to be tied (slang), tooshie (Australian, slang), off the air (Australian, slang), aerated Definition interesting and lively Everyone became more animated. Synonyms lively, spirited, quick, excited, active, vital, dynamic, enthusiastic, passionate, vivid, vigorous, energetic, vibrant, brisk, buoyant, ardent, airy, fervent, zealous, elated, ebullient, sparky, sprightly, vivacious, gay (old-fashioned), alive and kicking, full of beans (informal), zestful Definition showing or caused by hostility or resentment He is said to be very bitter about the way he was sacked. Synonyms resentful, hurt, wounded, angry, offended, sour, put out, sore, choked, crabbed, acrimonious, aggrieved, sullen, miffed (informal), embittered, begrudging, peeved (informal), piqued, rancorous |