| | to warm up / to heat up / hot (of weather) / heat / fervent | HSK 1 |
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| | cordial / enthusiastic / passion / passionate / passionately | HSK 3 |
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| | bustling with noise and excitement / lively | HSK 4 |
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| | to love ardently / to adore | HSK 5 |
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| | enthusiasm / zeal / zealous / zest / enthusiastic / ardent / warmhearted | HSK 5 |
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| | enthusiastic / ardent / warm | HSK 5 |
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| | popular; hot; in vogue | HSK 6 |
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| | blistering hot / sizzling hot (weather) | HSK 6 |
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| | affectionate; intimate; warmhearted / to show affection for / (coll.) to get intimate with sb | HSK 6 |
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| | in full swing (idiom) / (in a) frenzy / buzzing with activity | |
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| | hot spot / point of special interest | |
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| | hotline (communications link) | |
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| | heat wave | |
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| | to alleviate fever (medicine) / to clear internal heat (Chinese medicine) | |
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| | to broadcast (or be broadcast) to an enthusiastic audience; to broadcast (or be broadcast) and get high ratings | |
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| | level of heat / (fig.) zeal / fervor / (coll.) a temperature (i.e. abnormally high body heat) | |
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| | to sell strongly / to be in great demand | |
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| | to sell well / hot-selling | |
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| | hot thread (in an Internet forum) | |
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| | to heat | |
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| | to have a high temperature / feverish / unable to think calmly / to emit heat | |
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| | to dissipate heat | |
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| | fiery / burning / fervent / ardent / passionate | |
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| | hot water | |
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| | heat / quantity of heat / calorific value | |
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| | the tropics / tropical | |
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| | electrical heating | |
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| | upsurge / popular craze | |
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| | fever / pyrexia | |
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| | pyroelectric | |
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| | Rio de Janeiro | |
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| | to preheat / warm-up | |
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| | heat | |
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| | Genoa | |
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| | to warm up (sports) / (fig.) to prepare / to get in condition | |
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| | heating (for a building) / to supply heating | |
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| | to feel strongly about / to be fond of / obsession / deep commitment | |
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| | white heat / incandescence | |
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| | red-hot / glowing / blazing / (fig.) passionate | |
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| | heat-sensitive / thermal (printing) | |
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| | tepid / to warm up (food etc) | |
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| | heat resistant / fireproof | |
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| | heat energy | |
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| | hot air balloon | |
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| | zealotry / fanatical / feverish | |
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| | too hot / (fig.) (economics) overheated / (physics) to superheat | |
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| | extremely hot (weather) / blazing (sun) / (fig.) burning (enthusiasm) | |
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| | to enjoy watching a bustling scene / to go where the crowds are | |
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| | zeal / enthusiasm / ardor / enthusiastic / warmhearted | |
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| | to relieve fever | |
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| | burning hot / scorching / worried | |
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| | to apply a hot compress | |
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| | heat source | |
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| | geothermal | |
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| | lit. burn your hand, feel the heat (idiom) / fig. arrogance of the powerful / a mighty figure no-one dares approach / hot (exciting or in favor) | |
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| | fervent | |
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| | frigid irony and scorching satire (idiom); to mock and ridicule | |
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| | specific heat | |
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| | residual heat / surplus heat / fig. old people's capacity for work | |
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| | piping hot | |
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| | hot dog (loanword) | |
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| | eyes brimming with tears of excitement (idiom) / extremely moved | |
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| | hot swapping | |
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| | to fall head over heels in love / to be passionately in love | |
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| | heated / sunstroke | |
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| | to insulate thermally / (physics) adiabatic | |
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| | deep water and scorching fire / abyss of suffering (idiom) | |
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| | (coll.) (often derog.) to piggyback on (sb's) popularity / to exploit (sb's) popularity to attract attention to oneself | |
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| | torrid heat | |
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| | hot pants | |
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| | heat transfer / heat transmission | |
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| | steaming hot / (fig.) bustling / hectic / (fig.) excited / stirred up / (fig.) created only a short time before / freshly minted / hot off the press / (coll.) also pr. [re4 teng1 teng1] | |
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| | hot tears | |
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| | hot tea | |
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| | devotion / fervor | |
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| | warm / hot / affectionate / ardent | |
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| | hot-water bottle | |
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| | hot drink | |
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| | warm; (of food) piping hot / (fig.) roused to warm feelings | |
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| | paracetamol (loanword) | |
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| | heat absorption | |
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| | a low fever (up to 38°C) | |
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| | gold rush | |
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| | now hot, now cold / (of one's mood, affection etc) to alternate | |
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| | canine distemper (mammalian disease caused by Canine morbillivirus) | |
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| | calorific value | |
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| | to strike while the iron is hot | |
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| | thermal cleavage (i.e. sth splits when heated) | |
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| | hot money, money flowing from one currency to another in the hope of quick profit | |
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| | stir-fried dish (Tw) | |
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| | scarlet fever | |
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| | hot (summer) weather | |
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| | hotkey / keyboard shortcut | |
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| | Rehe, Qing dynasty province abolished in 1955 and divided among Hebei, Liaoning and Inner Mongolia / refers to the Qing imperial resort at Chengde / see also 避暑山莊|避暑山庄 (history) | |
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| | a fever | |
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| | to covet / envious | |
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| | mulled wine | |
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| | warmhearted / enthusiastic | |
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| | heat engine | |
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