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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 very hot today.
今日はとても暑い。
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
I always take my fan with me to sumo tournaments as it gets so hot in the auditorium.
講堂が暑くなると、いつも私はファンを相撲に連れていく。
It is too hot to stay here.
暑くてここにはいられない。
It is as hot a day as yesterday.
今日は昨日と同じくらい暑い。
She is sensitive to the heat.
彼女は暑さには弱いんです。
He's really sensitive to heat and I'm sensitive to the cold. What should we do about our bedroom?
彼がめちゃ暑がりで私は冷え性です。寝室はどうしましょう。
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。
Since it'll be hot tomorrow, we'll go swimming.
明日暑ければ、私達は泳ぎに行くつもりだ。
One hot summer afternoon she decided to take her boyfriend to a farm outside the town.
ある暑い夏の午後に、彼女は彼氏を町の外の農場に連れていこうと決めました。
The sun was hot and they were tired.
日差しは暑くて、彼らは疲れていました。
This heat will turn the grass brown.
この暑さでは草は茶色になるだろう。
I don't feel like doing anything when it's this hot.
この暑さでは何をする気にもなれません。
It is getting hotter day by day.
日に日に暑くなってきている。
He doesn't like the heat of the summer.
彼は夏の暑さが好きではない。
It was very sultry that night.
その晩はとてもむし暑かった。
Is it this hot every day?
毎日こんなに暑いのですか。
They got out of the bus and walked two kilometres in the hot sun.
2人はバスを降りて、暑い日差しの中を2キロ歩きました。
They went to Edinburgh to escape from the summer heat.
夏の暑さを逃れるために彼らはエディンバラへ行った。
Will it be hot again tomorrow?
明日は又暑くなるのでしょうか。
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