red-hot in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for red-hot in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.red-hot [Brit rɛdˈhɒt, Am ˈrɛd ˈˌhɑt] N Am inf

red-hot

hot-dog m

II.red-hot [Brit rɛdˈhɒt, Am ˈrɛd ˈˌhɑt] ADJ

1. red-hot metal, lava, coal, poker:

red-hot

incandescente, rovente

2. red-hot passion, enthusiasm, lover:

red-hot

ardente

the red-hot favourite

il grande favorito

3. red-hot news, story:

red-hot

recentissimo, fresco fresco

Translations for red-hot in the Italian»English Dictionary

I.arroventato [arrovenˈtato] VB pp

arroventato → arroventare

II.arroventato [arrovenˈtato] ADJ

arroventato

red-hot

See also arroventare

I.arroventare [arrovenˈtare] VB trans

1. arroventare (rendere incandescente):

arroventare

to make red-hot

2. arroventare fig:

arroventare la folla

to whip the crowd up into a frenzy, to inflame the crowd

II.arroventarsi VB refl

1. arroventarsi (diventare incandescente):

arroventarsi metallo, tizzone:

to become red-hot

2. arroventarsi fig:

arroventarsi

to become inflamed

rovente [roˈvɛnte] ADJ

rovente metallo, lava, carbone

red-hot

rovente sabbia, superficie

scorching (hot)

farsi rovente

to boil up also fig

I.infuocato [infwoˈkato] VB pp

infuocato → infuocare

II.infuocato [infwoˈkato] ADJ

1. infuocato:

infuocato (rovente) ferro

red-hot

infuocato (molto caldo) estate, sabbia

scorching

2. infuocato (rosso):

avere il viso infuocato

to be flushed

3. infuocato fig dibattito, atmosfera:

infuocato

heated

infuocato

overheated

infuocato

spirited

See also infuocare

I.infuocare [infwoˈkare] VB trans

1. infuocare (arroventare):

infuocare metallo

to make [sth] red-hot

2. infuocare (fare diventare rosso):

infuocare viso

to flush

3. infuocare (infiammare):

infuocare fig

to inflame

infuocare fig

to excite

infuocare animi

to stir

II.infuocarsi VB refl

1. infuocarsi (diventare rovente):

infuocarsi

to become red-hot

2. infuocarsi (diventare rosso):

infuocarsi viso:

to become flushed

infuocarsi viso:

to flush

3. infuocarsi (infiammarsi):

infuocarsi fig

to get excited

infuocarsi fig

to be fired with enthusiasm

infuocarsi in una discussione

to grow heated in an argument

I.arroventare [arrovenˈtare] VB trans

1. arroventare (rendere incandescente):

arroventare

to make red-hot

2. arroventare fig:

arroventare la folla

to whip the crowd up into a frenzy, to inflame the crowd

II.arroventarsi VB refl

1. arroventarsi (diventare incandescente):

arroventarsi metallo, tizzone:

to become red-hot

2. arroventarsi fig:

arroventarsi

to become inflamed

I.infuocare [infwoˈkare] VB trans

1. infuocare (arroventare):

infuocare metallo

to make [sth] red-hot

2. infuocare (fare diventare rosso):

infuocare viso

to flush

3. infuocare (infiammare):

infuocare fig

to inflame

infuocare fig

to excite

infuocare animi

to stir

II.infuocarsi VB refl

1. infuocarsi (diventare rovente):

infuocarsi

to become red-hot

2. infuocarsi (diventare rosso):

infuocarsi viso:

to become flushed

infuocarsi viso:

to flush

3. infuocarsi (infiammarsi):

infuocarsi fig

to get excited

infuocarsi fig

to be fired with enthusiasm

infuocarsi in una discussione

to grow heated in an argument

ardente [arˈdɛnte] ADJ

1. ardente (infuocato):

ardente brace, tizzone

burning

ardente brace, tizzone

glowing

ardente sole

blazing

carboni ardenti

hot or live coals

roveto ardente

burning bush

2. ardente fig:

ardente (intenso)

febbre raging

ardente (intenso)

sete insatiable

ardente (intenso)

entusiasmo keen

ardente (intenso)

caldo fierce

ardente (intenso)

fede, ambizione burning

ardente (intenso)

fede, ambizione fervent

ardente (intenso)

passione red-hot

ardente (intenso)

passione consuming

ardente (appassionato)

bacio, discorso passionate

ardente (appassionato)

difensore ardent

ardente (appassionato)

difensore vigorous

ardente (appassionato)

ammiratore ardent

un desiderio ardente

a burning desire

ardente di passione

ablaze with passion

essere or stare sui carboni -i

to be like a cat on a hot tin roof or on hot bricks

I.fresco¹ <pl freschi, fresche> [ˈfresko, ski, ske] ADJ

1. fresco (leggermente freddo):

fresco tempo, acqua, notte, luogo

cool

fresco tempo, acqua, notte, luogo

fresh

“conservare in luogo fresco”

“store in a cool place”

l'aria -a ti chiarirà le idee

the fresh air will clear your head

2. fresco (recente):

fresco memoria, colla, inchiostro

fresh

fresco notizia, storia

fresh

fresco notizia, storia

hot

fresco notizia, storia

red-hot

fresco alimenti, frutta

fresh

fresco alimenti, frutta

crisp

pane fresco

fresh bread

panna -a

dairy cream

al tatto, dall'odore sembra fresco

it feels, smells fresh

fresco dell'orto ortaggi

garden-fresh

formaggio fresco

underripe cheese

fresco di bucato

freshly laundered

“vernice -a”

“wet paint”

giovani -schi di studi

young people fresh from or out of school

3. fresco (giovane):

fresco carnagione, viso, pelle, voce

fresh

una ragazza -a

a fresh-faced young girl

sangue fresco fig

new life

l'azienda è alla ricerca di forze -sche

the company is looking for new blood

4. fresco (emesso da poco):

denaro fresco

fresh money

fresco di stampa

hot from or off the press

5. fresco (leggero):

fresco odore, profumo

fresh

fresco tessuto, abito

cool

fresco tessuto, abito

crisp

6. fresco (riposato):

fresco

fresh

truppe -sche

fresh troops

avere un aspetto fresco

to look fresh

II.fresco¹ <pl freschi, fresche> [ˈfresko, ski, ske] N m

1. fresco (temperatura piacevole):

fresco

cool

fresco

coolness

fa fresco oggi

it's cool today

prendere il fresco

to get some fresh air

nel fresco di una camera

in the coolness of a bedroom

attenzione al fresco della sera!

watch out for the cold evening air!

2. fresco (per la conservazione, il raffreddamento):

tenere qc al fresco alimenti

to keep sth cold

ho messo il vino al fresco

I chilled or cooled the wine

(in prigione) mettere qn al fresco inf

to put sb behind bars

(in prigione) mettere qn al fresco inf

to put sb away

(in prigione) mettere qn al fresco inf

to send sb up the river Am

stare al fresco

to be in the cooler or in stir

stare al fresco

to do time Brit inf

stare al fresco

to do porridge

3. fresco (tessuto):

fresco (di) lana

light wool

III.fresco¹ <pl freschi, fresche> [ˈfresko, ski, ske]

di fresco (da poco) tagliato, colto, pitturato:

freshly

di fresco rasato:

newly

di fresco stirato:

crisply

essere fresco come una rosa

to be as fresh as a daisy

stare fresco (essere nei guai)

to be in trouble or in a real mess

stare fresco (essere nei guai)

to be for the high jump Brit inf

stai fresco! (per disilludere qn)

you can go whistle for it! you'll be lucky!

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

hot-dog

red hot Am inf

red-hot in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for red-hot in the English»Italian Dictionary

red-hot [ˌred·ˈhɑ:t] ADJ

1. red-hot (extremely hot):

red-hot

incandescente

to be red-hot

essere incandescente

2. red-hot (exciting):

red-hot

sensazionale

3. red-hot (up-to-the-minute):

red-hot information

dell'ultim'ora

Translations for red-hot in the Italian»English Dictionary

rovente [ro·ˈvɛn·te] ADJ

1. rovente (caldo, estate):

rovente

boiling hot

2. rovente (ferro):

rovente

red-hot

3. rovente fig (polemica, questione):

rovente

prickly

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

arroventare

to make red hot

arroventarsi

to become red hot

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

In this process, the chlorine gas is passed over red-hot mixture of rutile or ilmenite in the presence of carbon.

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Metal drums are manufactured with steel hot-rolled into long pipe-like sections then "forged" on a stamping press while still red-hot into drum bodies.

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In the mid-1890s he explained later, he was a red-hot imperialist.

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The steel is heated red-hot, then cooled quickly.

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He turned the valves even though they were glowing red-hot.

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At red-hot temperatures silver is permeable to oxygen, allowing the copper to be oxidised deep inside the alloy, making it difficult to remove.

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The usual method of sealing wounds by searing with a red-hot iron often failed to arrest the bleeding and caused patients to die of shock.

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Debris was strewn for miles around, with red-hot chunks of rubble causing fires.

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Two days after the fire began, the red-hot ship continued to smolder and smoke, which further delayed rescue and recovery efforts.

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The material obtained at the end of shingling is known as bloom and it is still red-hot.

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