No. 3,047 in Spanish
hot
The Spanish word for "hot" is "caliente," meaning having a high temperature or being heated.
In a sentence
La sopa está muy caliente.
The soup is very hot.
In this sentence, the word 'caliente' is used to describe the temperature of the soup, indicating that it's warm.
Hace mucho calor en el verano.
It's very hot in the summer.
Here, 'calor' is utilized to describe hot weather conditions during the summer season.
Ella es una persona con un carácter muy fuerte y caliente.
She is a person with a very strong and fiery temper.
The word 'caliente' in this context is applied metaphorically to describe someone's passionate and intense personality.
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