overheat
verb
uk/ˌəʊ.vəˈhiːt/us/ˌoʊ.vɚˈhiːt/overheatverb(TEMPERATURE)
[IorT]
to (causeto)becomehotterthannecessaryorwanted:
(使)过热,(使)变得过热Ithinktheengineis overheating.我觉得发动机过热了。
It isn'thealthyto overheatyourhouse.房子里温度过高不利于健康。
feeling hot
- hotAre you too hot? I can turn on the air.
- overheatedI didn't drink enough water before I went out sunbathing, and now I'm overheated.
- roastingTurn the heating down - I'm roasting!
- swelteringSweltering, she kicked off the bedcover.
to become hot or make someone or something hot
- heatCan you heat up some soup for me?
- warmCome warm yourself by the fire.
- warm upI'll warm up some dinner for you.
- overheatI think the engine's overheated.
- bakeHe forgot to water his garden, and now the flowers are just baking in the sun.
Hot & heat
- bake
- baking
- beat down
- boiling
- broiling
- fuggy
- glow
- heat haze
- heated
- heatwave
- oppressive
- piping hot
- red-hot
- scorching
- sizzle
- stuffy
- swelter
- thermal
- ultra-hot
- white heat
overheatverb(ECONOMY)
[I]
If aneconomyoverheats, itgrowsveryquickly, so thatprices, etc.increasequickly.
(经济)增长过热,发展过快Price increases
- accrual
- added value
- anti-inflation
- anti-inflationary
- appreciate
- counter-inflation
- counter-inflationary
- go through the roofidiom
- inflate
- inflationary
- inflationary spiral
- reinflate
- reinflation
- rise
- rocket
- roof
- runsomethingup
- shooting
- shrinkflation
- skyrocket