形容天气炎热的成语和意思

Idioms describing very hot weather include:

1. The heat is overwhelming: The heat refers to the heat in midsummer. Also known as "steamy heat", it describes that in the summer, especially when you are outdoors tomorrow, you feel waves of heat rising from the ground, or rushing towards your face, and then you sweat.

2. The scorching sun: describes the weather as being very hot. From "Water Margin".

3. Xia Tian Shu Yue: refers to the hot summer. From the 16th chapter of "Water Margin": "These eight lines of poems are about the hot summer months. The princes, princes and grandsons are soaking melons and plums in the water pavilion above the pavilion, mixing ice and snow to escape the heat, but they still feel too hot."

4. Sweat like slurry: Sweat like slurry. From "Shishuo New Language", used as pre dicate and attributive; used for people's appearance.

5. Sea and sky are steaming with clouds: describing the weather being very hot.

6. Hehe Yanyan: describes the blazing potential. From "The Book of Songs·Daya·Yunhan": "Since the drought is severe and severe, it cannot be suppre ssed. The scorching heat is so great that I have nothing to do with it." The idiom is used as a pre dicate and attributive; it is used for weather, etc.

7. The scorching sun is like fire: describes the weather being very hot, focusing on the degree of heat.

8. The bright sun is like fire: Jiao: white and bright. The sun burns like fire. It mostly describes the heat of summer.

9. The sun is like fire: The strong sunshine is like fire. Describes a very hot weather.

10. Sweating profusely: It’s hot in summer and your head sweats a lot.

11. The heat is unbearable: The weather is hot and unbearable.

12. Sweating profusely: describes the appearance of dripping wetness.

13. The sun is shining brightly: It describes the warm and bright sunshine.

14. The heat is unbearable: The heat in summer is unbearable.

15. Unbearable heat: The weather in summer is sweltering and unbearable.

16. The fire umbrella is spre ad high: It describes the scorching sun in the sky and it is very hot in summer.

17. Summer heat: The scorching sun in summer makes the heat overwhelming.

18. Sweating profusely: It describes sweating so much that the clothes on your back are soaked.

19. Sweat like rain: Sweat like rain, describing heavy and heavy sweating. Later, it is often used to describe hot weather and profuse sweating.

20. Rolling heat wave: The weather is hot, and a heat wave is hot air rolling like wind.

1. The scorching sun is like fire: The strong sunlight is like a burning fire. Describes a very hot weather.
2. The scorching sun: describes the strong sunshine in summer, from "Water Margin".
3. The scorching sun: Zhi: Roast. Refers to the hot sun shining on the body, as hot as a fire, describing very hot weather.
4. The fire umbrella is spre ad high: it is a metaphor for the scorching sun in the sky.
5. The bright sun is like fire: Jiao: white and bright. The sun burns like fire, mostly describing the heat of summer.