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heat
When referring to temperature, 'heat' is usually an uncountable noun (e.g., "too much heat"). When referring to a race or competition, it is a countable noun (e.g., "the first heat"). As a verb, 'heat' is often used with the word 'up' (heat up) to describe the process of warming something gradually.
💬Casual Conversation
Where are you? The boss is really bringing the heat on these Q3 reports.
Chill, man. I'm just vibing in the lounge for a sec.
Meanings
The quality of being hot; high temperature of a person, animal, or object.
"The intense heat of the desert sun made it difficult to breathe."
A preliminary race or contest used to determine who will compete in a final.
"She won her first heat and qualified for the championship finals."