1.to enjoy watching a bustling scene2.to go where the crowds are
1.(medicine) high fever2.(physics) high heat
warmhearted; willing to help others
1.to preheat2.(fig.) to warm up; to prepare for
1.warm; (of food) piping hot2.(fig.) roused to warm feelings
热泪盈眶熱淚盈眶HSK 7–9 1.eyes brimming with tears of excitement (idiom)2.extremely moved
to strike while the iron is hot
1.tepid2.to warm up (food etc)
warm-up match; a friendly
1.heating (for a building)2.to supply heating
uncomfortably hot and dry; stiflingly hot; (of the body) flushed and feverishly warm; (fig.) agitated; restless; irritable; (TCM) dry-heat
1.to sell well2.hot-selling
brimming with enthusiasm (idiom); full of warmth
1.dengue fever2.Singapore hemorrhagic fever
1.in full swing (idiom)2.(in a) frenzy3.buzzing with activity
1.heat resistant2.fireproof
1.thermos bottle2.vacuum bottle3.hot water dispenser (appliance)
low-grade fever (37.3–38°C)
1.homeland2.hot piece of real estate
1.residual heat; surplus heat; waste heat2.(fig.) capacity of retirees to continue to work
1.white heat2.incandescence
subtropical (zone or climate)
1.Gervais (name)2.Paul Gervais (1816-1879), French geologist