We can also say that it is a scorcher today.

们也可说个大热。

Sometimes, a day can be a scorcher of a day.

有时候大热。

A scorcher of course means super super hot.

当然大热的意思超级超级热。

So we can say, Oh, today was a scorcher!

所们可说，，个大热！

So if the temperature is very hot we can say that it is baking hot, a scorcher or boiling.

所如果气温非常高的话，们可说热像烤炉，个大热或者热得要命。

So, we can describe a very hot day as 'a scorcher'.

所，们可用“大热”来描述非常热的一。

In Australia, most days in the summer could be described as scorchers.

在澳大利亚，夏季的大多数时候都可被描述为大热。

" Shoo." .! she said, " Isn't it a hot day for the end of June, a real scorcher" ?

" 嘘… … " 她说：" 六月底不很热，真的很热？"

So sizzler is also a noun, so like the Americans can say, oh, today has been a scorcher of a day.

Sizzler 也一个名词，就像美国人可说，个大热。

Yeah. We have had a few too many scorchers recently. - Today is a scorcher. - Absolutely.

的。们最近有太多的燥热气了。- 太热了。 - 对极了。

You know, for one thing, it's usually the coolest part of the day – and the first Sunday in May here in North Carolina can sometimes be a scorcher.

大家知道，一方面，这通常一中最凉爽的时候——5月的第一个周日，北卡罗来纳州有时会很热。

Okay, so not every summer is going to be a scorcher or hotter than the last one, but it's pretty clear we're going to have to adapt to having more hot weather.

好的，所并不每个夏都会比上一个夏更热或更热，但很明显们将不得不适应更炎热的气。

Wow, that's really interesting. Okay, so not every summer is going to be a scorcher or hotter than the last one, but it's pretty clear we're going to have to adapt to having more hot weather.

哇，真的很有趣。好，不每个夏都会比前一年更炎热，但显而易见，们将不得不适应更热的气。

Ok, so not every summer is going to be a scorcher or hotter than the last one, but it seems to be pretty clear that we're going to have to adapt to having more hot weather, right?

所不每年夏都会酷热难耐或比上一年的更热，但似乎很明显的，们将不得不适应更多的热气，对吗？