热
rè
heat
The Chinese term '热' can be used in similar ways to the English word 'heat'. It refers to the sensation or condition of warmth or hotness. It can also represent a high degree of excitement, enthusiasm, or emotional intensity.
Example sentences using: 热
天气很热。
Tiānqì hěn rè
The weather is very hot.
This common phrase expresses the heat of weather using the Chinese character for hot '热'.
茶太热了。
Chá tài rèle
The tea is too hot.
The phrase refers to the temperature of the tea being too hot, utilizing the '热' character.
火热的爱情。
Huǒ rè de àiqíng
Fiery love.
The sentence describes love as being hot like fire, using the word '热'.
热狗是我的最爱。
Rè gǒu shì wǒ de zuì ài
Hot dogs are my favorite.
The '热' character is used here to refer to hot dogs, as a food item.
热带雨林。
Rèdài yǔlín
Tropical rainforest.
Hot/tropical climate is expressed using the '热' character.
她非常热情。
Tā fēicháng rèqíng
She is very enthusiastic.
Referring to a person's disposition or personality as heated or warm, using the '热' character.
热血的青年。
Rèxiě de qīngnián
Hot-blooded youth.
Referring to a person, especially a young person, as passionate and energetic, using the '热' character.
我需要热的咖啡。
Wǒ xūyào rè de kāfēi
I need hot coffee.
Referring to a hot beverage, using the '热' character.
这个地方人气很热。
Zhège dìfāng rénqì hěn rè
This place is very popular.
The sentence describes a place as being popular or hotly contested, using the '热' character.
事情进展得很热烈。
Shìqíng jìnzhǎn dé hěn rèliè
The affair is progressing enthusiastically.
Describing something as heated or warm in terms of progress or development.