heat lietuviškai
heat vertimas 1. n 1) kaitra; karštis; 2)perk. stiprus susijaudinimas (pyktis, užsidegimas); 3) fiz.šiluma; 4)tech. lydymas; įkaitimas; 5) sport. apšilimas; in the heat of fight kovos įkarštyje; at white heat įkarštyje; in a dead heat vienu kartu, iš karto; at a heat vienu sykiu, vienu atveju;2.v 1) įkaitinti (t. p. to heat up); 2) įkaisti; 3) kūrenti; 4) jaudinti, įkaitinti; erzinti
- Heat sink Radiatorius (elektronikoje)
- heat hyperpyrexia (n.) saulės smūgis
- Heat engine Šiluminis variklis
- dead heat (n.) lygiosiomis pasibaigusios lenktynės, lygiosios
- Heat lightning Amalas (žaibas)
- heat unit (n.) kalorija
- heat up (v.) didėti, plėstis, pašildyti, įšilti
- heat up (n.) šildyti, šildytis, sušilti, sušildyti
- heat wave (n.) karščio banga
- heat wave () karščio banga
- heat-resisting materials (n.) kaitrai atsparios medžiagos
- heat energy (n.) karštis
- heat pump (n.) šilumos siurblys
- in heat (adj.) poravimosi metu
- on heat (adj.) poravimosi metu
- (Gibbs free energy) a form of energy that is transferred by a difference in temperature
- (hotness) the presence of heat
- (cognition noun) the sensation caused by heat energy
- (emotionality) the trait of being intensely emotional
- (physical condition) of nonhuman mammals, a state or period of heightened sexual arousal and activity
- (race) a preliminary race in which the winner advances to a more important race Type of: race
- (utility) utility to warm a building
- (change) to make hot or hotter
- (supply) to provide with heat Type of: supply
- (arouse) to arouse or excite feelings and passions
- (change state) to gain heat or get hot
heat sinonimai ardour, eliminating heat, estrus, excitement, fervour, heatedness, heat energy, heating, heating plant, heating system, heatwave, heat wave, high temperature, hotness, hot weather, impetuosity, intensity, oestrus, passion, rut, vehemence, violence, warmness, warmth, zeal, preliminary, preliminary round, qualifying heats, qualifying round, fire, fire up, heat up, hot, hot up, ignite, inflame, reheat, stir up, wake, warm, warm over, warm up