Hot russian
горя́чий
hot, heated
hot-tempered, passionate, fiery
жа́рко
it is hot, hotly
о́стрый
sharp, pointed
spicy, hot
acute, severe
sharp, stabbing
sharp, keen, biting
жа́ркий
hot
жар
fever, high temperature
heat, hot air
ardour, fervour, zeal
горячо́
warmly, ardently, hotly, eagerly
hot
хот-до́г
hot dog
аза́ртный
reckless, excitable, hot-tempered, venturesome
прили́в
high tide, flood tide, rising tide
surge, rush, wave
influx, inflow
rush of blood, congestion, hot flush
lug, boss
вспы́льчивый
hot-tempered, short-tempered, quick-tempered, irascible
пали́ть
to fire, to shoot, to blaze away
to scorch, to blaze down, to be scorching hot
to burn down, to destroy by fire, to raze
to singe, to burn, to scorch
to catch red-handed, to catch in the act, to bust
раскалённый
burning hot (red hot)
запа́л
fuse, primer, detonator
fervour, ardour, zeal, hot-headedness
drought damage (to crops), scorching of grain
гре́лка
hot-water bottle
горяченький
nice and hot, piping hot, hot, warm
hot-blooded, quick-tempered, passionate, ardent
накали́ться
to heat up, to become red-hot, to become incandescent
to become tense, to become heated, to escalate
зно́йный
very hot, sultry, scorching, torrid
заклейми́ть
to brand (as something), to stigmatize, to denounce, to pillory
to brand (with a hot iron), to mark with a brand, to stamp
нарасхва́т
like hot cakes, in great demand, (be) snapped up
бо́йлер
water heater, boiler, hot-water tank
boiler (of a heating system), furnace
залётный
chance, casual, transient, from elsewhere
stray (bird), vagrant, migrant
dashing, bold, hot-blooded, spirited
калёный
red-hot, tempered
накалённый
red-hot, hot, glowing, incandescent
tense, strained, charged
вспы́льчивость
hot-temperedness, short temper, quick temper, irascibility
нагре́в
heating, warming
heat, degree of heat
running hot, overheating
взгреть
to thrash, to give it hot
раскали́ться
to become red-hot, to heat up intensely
накалять
to heat, to make red-hot, to make glowing hot
to inflame, to intensify, to aggravate
распаля́ться
to get burning hot, to burn, to be incensed
запа́рить
to steam, to stew, to scald with boiling water
to wear out, to bug, to get on someone's nerves
to heat up, to make steam, to get steaming hot
горя́чность
ardour, fervour, passion
hot temper, vehemence, hastiness
распаля́ть
to make burning hot, to inflame, to excite
распали́ть
to make burning hot, to inflame, to excite
припека́ть
to be hot, to scorch, to beat down (of the sun), to burn
to bake in addition, to bake some more
to bake on, to stick while baking
to sear, to roast
пы́лкость
ardour, fervour, passion, ardency
fieriness, hot-bloodedness, hot-headedness
животрепе́щущий
burning, highly topical, of vital importance, hot
накали́ть
to make red-hot, to heat until glowing, to incandesce
добела́
until white, until spotlessly clean
white-hot, to white heat
изжа́риться
to be fried, to be roasted, to get scorched
to get roasted (by the sun), to get very hot, to sweat a lot
докрасна́
red hot
сухове́й
hot dry wind
раскаля́ться
to get very hot (red hot)
упа́риться
to get very hot, to sweat profusely, to get overheated
разжига́ться
to catch fire, to start burning, to be lit, to be kindled
to flare up, to be aroused, to be inflamed, to be stirred up
to be heated red-hot, to be brought to a glow
наподдава́ть
to hit repeatedly, to give a beating, to punch
to serve in large quantities, to dish up a lot of, to pour out plenty of
to add more steam (in a sauna), to throw water on the hot stones repeatedly
ма́рево
haze, mist, shimmer of hot air
mirage, fata morgana
горячённый
heated, made hot
heated, passionate, ardent
влете́вший
having flown in, having flown into, who flew in, who rushed in
having crashed into, who crashed into, having smashed into
who got into trouble, who landed in trouble, who got into hot water
распа́ренный
steamed, flushed, hot and sweaty, softened by steam
раскаля́ть
to make burning hot or bring to a great heat
нагрева́ющийся
heating, warming, getting hot
распа́рить
to steam (in hot water), to soften by steaming, to soak soft
to steam (food), to stew well
to make sweat, to heat up (a person)
распа́ривать
to steam, to soften by steaming, to soak in hot water
to steam (food), to stew thoroughly
to make sweat, to make hot
распа́риться
to get steamed up, to get hot and sweaty, to get very warm (in a steam room/sauna)
теплопрово́д
hot-water system
жарово́й
heat, hot-air, relating to heat
fit for building timber, tall and straight (of timber)
накали́вшийся
heated, red-hot, incandescent, glowing hot
нака́ливаться
to become heated, to become hot
жжёнка
hot punch, burnt punch
накаля́ющийся
heating up, incandescent, glowing hot
распали́вшийся
heated, glowing hot, burning
worked up, excited, impassioned, inflamed
жары́нь
intense heat, very hot weather
припа́ривать
to steam lightly, to stew
to foment, to apply a hot compress to
горяча́щийся
hot-headed, excitable, fiery, impetuous
вспыли́вший
hot-tempered, irate, enraged, having flared up
шпа́рящий
scalding, boiling hot
нагре́вшийся
heated, warmed up, hot (from heating)
раскаля́ющий
heating, incandescing, making red-hot
раскаля́емый
incandescent, red-hot (being made), white-hot (being made), intensely heated
распа́риваемый
being steamed, being soaked (in hot water), being softened by steam
обжига́ла
scalding hot drink, scalding hot food, something scalding
распатро́нивать
to unpack, to undo, to scold, to give it hot
раскали́вший
having heated, having made red-hot, having made white-hot, superheated
погорячи́вшийся
overhasty, rash, impetuous, hot-headed
накаля́вшийся
heated up, incandescent, red-hot
раскали́вшийся
red-hot, glowing-hot, incandescent, searing hot
запариваемый
steamed, steeped, soaked (in hot water), brewed
каля́щий
red-hot, incandescent, scorching, glowing
напа́ренный
steamed, hot from a steam bath, overheated with steam
раскаля́вший
heating (to red-hot), making red-hot, incandescent (past action)
раскаля́ющийся
heating up, becoming red-hot, incandescent
раскаля́вшийся
red-hot, incandescent, glowing hot, scorching
прожа́ривающий
searing, scorching, intensely hot, thoroughly frying/roasting
нака́ливающийся
heating up, incandescent, becoming red-hot
распа́рившийся
hot, flushed, steamed (from a bath/sauna), sweaty
накаля́вший
heated, incandescent, made hot, red-hot
жары́
hot season, hot spell, dog days
Zhary (surname)
Zhary (place name)
шпа́ривший
scalding, steaming hot, scorching
rushing, speeding, hurtling, tearing along
горя́чее
hot dish, main course, hot food
накали́вший
having heated to incandescence, having made red-hot, having brought to a glow
having inflamed, having intensified, having exacerbated
прива́рок
cooked food, hot meal, victuals
food ration, portion of food
накаля́ющий
heating, making red-hot, making glow
intensifying, inflaming, heightening (tension)
но́мер
number
hotel room, room
issue, edition
act, turn
size
останови́ться
to stop, to come to a stop, to halt, to stand still
to stay (as a visitor), to put up (at a hotel), to stop off
оте́ль
hotel
гости́ница
hotel, inn
остана́вливаться
to stop, to come to a halt, to pause, to pull up
to stay (as a guest), to put up (at a hotel), to lodge
to dwell (on a subject), to go into (a question), to touch (on)
to stop short (of), to shrink (from), to balk (at)
заря́женный
loaded
charged
souped-up, tuned, hotted-up
loaded, charged
charged up, full of energy, primed
по́рох
gunpowder
hothead, firebrand
livewire, bundle of energy
пли́тка
tile
bar (of chocolate)
hotplate, portable stove, cooker
small slab, small plate
Examples
Вы когда-либо лета́ли на возду́шном ша́ре?
Have you ever ridden in a hot air balloon?
Э́тот ко́фе недостаточно горя́чий.
This coffee is not hot enough.
Э́то ко́фе недостаточно горячее.
This coffee is not hot enough.
Вилки и па́лочки ста́ли популя́рными потому, что позволя́ли легко обраща́ться с горя́чей едо́й.
Forks and chopsticks became popular because they could easily handle hot food.
Пожалуйста, да́йте мне вы́пить чего-нибудь горя́чего.
Please give me something hot to drink.
Горя́чая ва́нна помогла́ ей рассла́биться.
The hot bath relaxed her.
У вас есть что-нибудь горячее?
Do you have anything hot?
Япо́нцы — счастли́вчики, кото́рые живу́т в стране́ с есте́ственными горя́чими исто́чниками.
Japanese people are fortunate to live in a land with natural hot springs.
Э́то будет очередно́й жа́ркий день.
It's going to be another hot day.
Горячо, бля!
It's fucking hot.
Давай об э́том побесе́дуем за бока́лом вина в горя́чих исто́чниках.
Let's discuss this over a glass of wine in the hot springs.
У вас есть горя́чие полоте́нца?
Do you have hot towels?
Уме́ние включа́ть зажига́ние без ключа́ мо́жет когда-нибудь пригоди́ться.
Knowing how to hot wire a car may come in handy someday.
It is unbearably hot this summer.
Можно мне вы́пить чего-нибудь горя́чего?
May I have something hot to drink?
Тома́ты мо́гут подава́ться горя́чими или холо́дными, в ка́честве предвари́тельной заку́ски или как гарни́р.
Tomatoes may be served hot or cold, as a starter or as a side dish.
Тёплая ва́нна рассла́била мои́ му́скулы.
The hot bath relaxed my muscles.
Моя́ гру́ппа называ́ется Red Hot.
My band name's Red Hot.
