good-natured; warm and generous; gentle
tender; affectionate; tenderness
to have a housewarming party; to celebrate moving into a new home
difference in temperature
hotbed; breeding ground; (fig.) breeding ground for crimes or sedition
tenderness; warmth; warmhearted; softhearted
gentle (and soft); soft; kind; warmth (and softness); soothing; tender
gentle; kindly; mild and humid (climate)
tepid; to warm up (food etc)
to have enough food and warm clothes; adequately provided
comfort; soft and fragrant; warm
docile; meek; harmless; moderate and obedient; tame
to review the old and know the new (idiom, from the Analects); to recall the past to understand the future
submissive; accommodating
to review the old and know the new (idiom, from the Analects); to recall the past to understand the future
greenhouse gas sequestration
to keep hot; heat preservation; Thermos (bottle)
to heat; to add warmth; to raise temperature; (fig.) to stimulate
to become hot; temperature rise; (fig.) to intensify; to hot up; to escalate; to get a boost
room temperature; ordinary temperatures
summer-warm disease (TCM)
to measure temperature; to take temperature; to check temperature; temperature measurement
damp heat; summer fever (TCM)
constant temperature; equal temperature
thermophile (e.g. bacteria); heat-loving
to learn sth over again; to review; to brush up; to revive (memories, friendship etc)
to become cooler; to lower the temperature; cooling; (of interest, activity etc) to decline
troposphere; lower atmosphere
engine temperature gauge; coolant temperature gauge
to soak in a spa or hot spring
foreman (pidgin derived from "number one", rendered in hanzi) (old)
extra pay for hot weather
apparent temperature (meteorology)
mercury condensation temperature (physics)
poikilothermal (cold-blooded) animal
temperature contrast; difference in temperature (of body to its surroundings)
gentle disposition; (to have a) sweet temper; to be moderate in temper; (with a) gentle nature; to be mild in disposition; mild temperament
environmental temperature
to prevent heatstroke and reduce temperature
body temperature detector
thermodynamic temperature (temperature above absolute zero)
thermodynamic temperature scale (in degrees Kelvin, measured above absolute zero)
gentle stick moxibustion (TCM)
ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC)
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