A worker, Adam Hood said he felt much hotter than before. 「At first my hands felt frozen.
一名叫亚当伍德的员工称,他感到比以前热得多,」刚开始时我的手冻得很,但才过了没多久,就觉得手心冒汗了,这太疯狂了。
So, while it is indeed much hotter than it used to be, we may be witnessing a new normal in heat and other extreme weather.
所以,尽管这天气确实比过去热了好多,但这也许正是一种新的「正常」高温,伴随着其他极端天气状况。
In Iceland, meanwhile, a consortium of utilities is teaming up to do just the opposite: harness steam that is much hotter than the norm.
与此同时,在冰岛一系列公用事业正展开彼此间的合作,着手解决问题的另一头:利用温度远远高出正常标準的蒸汽进行发电。
Only one other time — in January 2006 — was the country as a whole that much hotter than normal for an entire month.
这种整个月气温大大高于正常水平的情况在美国只出现过一次——在2006年一月。
But in summer, when conditions are much hotter than the average body temperature of 37 degrees, fewer than a quarter yawned.
但是在夏天,当环境温度远高于人体平均温度37度时,看同样图片而产生打呵欠反应的人还不到四分之一。
Predicting how much hotter a particular level of carbon dioxide will make the world is impossible.
要预测出特定二氧化碳的水平将令地球升温多少是件不可能的事。
It looks like the world could be a much hotter place by the end of the century.
貌似到本世纪末地球上温度会比现在高很多。
The weather become much hotter in July.
这句become没有用三单,错。
I'm much, much hotter and bigger than anything else in the world.
我比这个世界的任何东西都更热更大。
It is much hotter today than yesterday.
今天比昨天热得多。
I think I have said how much hotter than our own was the weather of this Golden Age.
我记得我说过,黄金时代的天气要比我们自己的天气热得多。
London is much hotter in summer than my hometown.
伦敦的夏天比我家乡的夏天更热。
Besides, summers in recent years are much hotter than before, so most working places and households are air-conditioned, which consumes additional electricity.
此外,夏季近年来比以前热,所以大多数工作地点和家庭空调,消耗更多的电力。