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ESLPod_0973_WE_1621 Attracting Someone's Interest In this podcast, the word "hot" means very attractive in a sexual way: "You would look so hot in that dress!" The phrase "hot on (someone's) heels" means following someone very closely: "The police are hot on the heels of the murderer!" The phrase "to not feel so hot" means to feel sick: "I don't feel so hot. I have a fever and I'm coughing and sneezing." The phrase "hot off the press" refers to information that has just been made public, as in a newspaper that has just been printed: "Wow, take a look at this article, hot off the press!" Finally, a "hot topic" refers to something that many people are talking about and that is a subject of debate or disagreement: "Global warming is a hot topic for island nations."

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ESLPod 973 hot Relationships + Family

Id	ESLPod_0973_WE_1621
Episode Id	ESLPod 973
Episode Title	Attracting Someone's Interest
Phrase	hot
Text	In this podcast, the word "hot" means very attractive in a sexual way: "You would look so hot in that dress!" The phrase "hot on (someone's) heels" means following someone very closely: "The police are hot on the heels of the murderer!" The phrase "to not feel so hot" means to feel sick: "I don't feel so hot. I have a fever and I'm coughing and sneezing." The phrase "hot off the press" refers to information that has just been made public, as in a newspaper that has just been printed: "Wow, take a look at this article, hot off the press!" Finally, a "hot topic" refers to something that many people are talking about and that is a subject of debate or disagreement: "Global warming is a hot topic for island nations."
Topics	Relationships + Family

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