Meaning of karsts | Babel Free
[kâɾsts]Definitions
- hot (having relatively high temperature)
- hot (which irradiates a lot of heat)
- hot (having relatively high air temperature)
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hot (where the temperature is (typically) relatively high) place
- hot (relating to high body temperature and the feelings it causes)
- hot (which is done by heating or takes place at high temperatures)
- hot, hot-headed (having very strong, impatient character, temperament; temperamental, passionate; expressing such a character)
- hot, ardent, fervent, passionate
- hot, busy (where or when something happens intensively, e.g. war)
Examples
“karsts ūdens, ēdiens”
hot water, food
“karsts gludeklis”
hot iron (for ironing)
“karsta plīts”
hot stove
“karstas smiltis”
hot sand
“karsti garaiņi”
hot vapors
“karsts vējš”
hot wind
“karstie avoti”
hot springs
“karsta saule, uguns”
hot sun, fire
“karsts pusdiena laiks”
hot lunch time, noon
“karsts jūlijs”
hot July
“karsts klimats”
hot climate
“karsta pirts, istaba”
hot bath, room
“karsts rūpnīcas cehs”
hot factory (work)shop
“vilciena vagonā kļūst karsts”
in the train car it gets hot
“man ir karsti”
I am, feel hot
“karstas tirpas”
hot tingling
“piepeši karsts vilnis iesitās galvā”
suddenly a hot wave sank into (his) head
“karstā metināšana”
hot welding
“viņš ir tik karsts un nikns”
he is so hot and furious
“karsts rokas spiediens”
hot (= strong, emotional) handshake
“karsts skātiens”
hot look
“karsti skūpstīt”
to kiss hotly (= passionately)
“karsts gan esi, Vīranauda... bet jauniem ļaudīm tādiem vajag būt”
hot, passionate you are, Vīranauda... but young people should be like that
“karsta mīlestība”
hot (= passionate) love
“karsta vēlēšanās”
ardent, ardent desire
“karstas dusmas”
hot anger
“karsti strīdi”
hot, heated dispute
“karsta vieta”
hot place, hot spot
“darbs kļuva aizvien karstāks”
the work became increasingly hotter (= more intensive)
“viskarstākais ražas novākšanas laiks”
the hottest (= busiest) time of the harvest
CEFR level
This word is part of the CEFR B1 vocabulary — intermediate level.
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