"Well, it's hot again today, isn't it?" "That's one more time you've started with a bland topic."
「いやー、今日も暑いね」「また当たり障りのない話を振ってきたわね」
It is not especially hot today.
きょうはとりわけ暑いというわけではない。
It's hot today, so we can take a swim in the sea.
今日は暑いから僕たちは海で泳げるよ。
Is it hot enough to go swimming?
泳ぎに行けるほど暑いですか。
When it's this hot, I don't feel like doing anything.
この暑さでは何をする気にもなれません。
It was a little too muggy for spring.
春にしては少し蒸し暑い日だった。
Draft beer tastes especially good on a hot day.
暑い日の生ビールの味はまた格別だ。
It is not so much the heat as the humidity that makes me tired.
私が疲れるのは、暑さというよりはむしろ湿度のせいだ。
There is nothing more refreshing than a cold beer on a hot day.
暑い日は冷たいビールに限る。
I don't like it when it's very hot.
すごく暑いのは好きじゃない。
It is getting warmer day by day.
日増しに暑くなる。
It is too hot a day for work.
今日は仕事をするのには暑すぎる。
It's been hot and humid.
ずっと暑くて湿気が多いんだ。
It was so hot that we went swimming.
とても暑かったので私達は泳ぎに行った。
It wasn't very hot last night.
夕べはあまり暑くなかった。
It was warm, so I opened the window.
天気が暑かったので、私は窓を開けた。
It was so hot that we couldn't walk for long.
あまりの暑さに我々は長く歩けなかった。
It's fucking hot.
クソ暑い。
Today is hot so we can swim in the ocean.
今日は暑いから僕たちは海で泳げるよ。
In Paris and elsewhere, in the summer, husbands send their wives and children somewhere to escape the heat and they customarily leave to visit them on Saturday evening until Sunday.
As it is very hot today, I don't feel like studying.
今日はとても暑いので勉強する気になれない。
Feeling hot, I turned on the fan.
暑かったので扇風機をつけた。
Which is the hottest of all the seasons?
一番暑い季節はいつですか。
It's hot today.
今日は暑い。
It drew strength from the not-so-young people who braved the bitter cold and scorching heat to knock on doors of perfect strangers, and from the millions of Americans who volunteered and organized and proved that more than two centuries later a government
The police blamed the hot dog-days for sparking the riot.
警察によれば、真夏のうだるような暑さがその暴動に火をつけたということだ。
This is the hottest summer that we have had in thirty years.
今年の夏はこの30年で一番の暑さだ。
Why is it so hot?
どうして、こんなに暑いのですか。
It drew strength from the not-so-young people who braved the bitter cold and scorching heat to knock on doors of perfect strangers, and from the millions of Americans who volunteered and organized and proved that more than two centuries later a government