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It’s too hot; it hasn’t rained for weeks, and there’s no air conditioning in the office. The fan is only working at a weak setting. Well, since I came across this expression describing the heat, I thought I’d share it~ 1. It’s hot enough to melt hell. I hope it will be cooler soon. It’s currently hot enough to melt hell; I hope things will cool down soon. 2. It’s stifling! I can hardly breathe. The weather is too hot and stuffy! I can’t even breathe. 3. I can’t bear the heat; I’m sweating all over! I can’t stand such heat; my whole body is dripping with sweat! 4. I’m sweating like a pig, and I’m not doing anything. Even though I’m not doing anything at all, I’m still drenched in sweat. 5. Let’s stay at home; you can fry eggs on the sidewalk. Let’s remain at home – we can even fry eggs on the sidewalk. 6. I don’t want to go out; it’s raining fire! I don’t want to go outside; the weather is extremely hot! 7. It’s too hot to think. I need to find someplace to cool off. It’s so hot that I can’t think at all. I need to find a place to cool off. 8. Today is such a hot day that the thermometer might even burst! Let’s go swimming. It’s so hot today that the thermometer can’t handle the temperature! Let’s go swimming. 9. It’s hot as hell. Turn on the air conditioner! Today is the hottest day yet; hurry up and turn on the AC! 10. It’s not just hot; it’s Africa-hot! This weather is terrible. It’s not just heat – it’s as hot as in Africa! It’s unbearably hot. Each sentence reflects my current situation! It’s unbearably hot……
It’s pretty cool; I’ll jot down a few and give them a try
In some places it’s unbearably dry, while in others it’s unbearably flooded. . .
This year’s summer in Shanghai hasn’t been too hot
I haven’t felt hot at all; isn’t summer yet?