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Definition of hothouse - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
growthenvironment that encourages rapid growth or development
- The startup was a hothouse for innovative ideas in technology..
2.
agricultureheated greenhouse for growing plants
- The orchids thrived in the hothouse.
3.
educationRare place with intense intellectual or emotional activityRare
- The debate team was a hothouse of ideas.
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heated greenhouse for growing plants
Expressions with hothouse
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situation with intense pressure or rapid development
The startup operated in a hothouse atmosphere of innovation.
Origin of hothouse
English, hot (heated) + house (building)
Examples of hothouse in a sentence
The artist's studio became a hothouse of creativity. Tomatoes grow well in the hothouse. The hothouse maintained a tropical climate. The startup incubator was a hothouse for innovation. Her classroom became a hothouse of creativity.
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- French:pépinière, serre chaude, ...
- German:Brutstätte, Gewächshaus, ...
- Italian:serra, serra riscaldata, ...
- Spanish:incubadora, invernadero, ...
- Portuguese:incubadora, estufa, ...
- Chinese:温床, 温室, ...
- Japanese:育成環境, 温室, ...
- Arabic:حاضنة, دَفِيئَة, ...
- Hebrew:חַמָּמָה, חַמָּמָה מְחוּמֶמֶת, ...
- Russian:инкубатор, теплица, ...
- Ukrainian:інкубатор, теплиця, ...
- Hindi:पोषक वातावरण, हॉटहाउस, ...
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