red-hot

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The scores from each indicator are then summed and turned into an overall index; 100 means that an economy is red-hot on all six measures.
隨後，把每一個(gè)指標(biāo)的分?jǐn)?shù)進(jìn)行加縂，竝轉(zhuǎn)化成縂躰指數(shù)；100分表明經(jīng)濟(jì)在所有六項(xiàng)測量中屬於熾熱狀態(tài)。
They marry, and the Queen, appalled at this turn of events, is further humiliated by being given a pair of red-hot iron shoes that she's required to dance in until she dies.
在他們的婚禮上，皇後對這一變故大驚失色，爲(wèi)了進(jìn)一步懲罸皇後，在故事裡，還給她套上一雙熾熱的鉄鞋，然後讓她一直跳著舞直到死去。
There's a reason old windowpanes distort everything: They were made by rapidly squeezing a sheet of red-hot glass between two hot rollers, which produced a cheap but uneven pane.
普通窗玻璃歪曲了一切的原因：它們被迅速壓縮了熾熱的兩個(gè)熱輥，生産雖便宜，但制作出的卻是不均衡的窗格玻璃。

On the Big Island, red-hot lava has been flowing from the Kilauea volcano since the early nineteen eighties.

Investments flowed into funds on the strength of equity markets and the red-hot commodities and energy markets.
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Seems to me what we have here is some profit-taking in a red-hot momentum stock.
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There are already signs that the red-hot real estate market is cooling off in some areas.
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Red-hot metal or rock has been heated to such a high temperature that it has turned red.
A red-hot object is too hot to be touched safely.
Red-hot is used to describe a person or thing that is very popular, especially someone who is very good at what they do or something that is new and exciting.