Definition Synonyms
Definition of torrid - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
climateextremely hot and dry
- The torrid desert sun made daytime travel impossible..
2.
emotionfull of intense emotions related to love
- They had a torrid romance that summer.
3.
sportsRare UK impressive or successful performanceRare UK
- The player is on a torrid scoring streak.
Expressions with torrid
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experience a difficult or challenging period
She had a torrid time adjusting to the new job.
Origin of torrid
Latin, torridus (parched, hot)
Examples of torrid in a sentence
They sought shade from the torrid afternoon heat. Their torrid affair was the talk of the town. She wrote a novel about a torrid love story. Their torrid winning streak continued unabated. She delivered a torrid performance in the finals.
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- French:torride, impressionnant, ...
- German:glühend, heiß, ...
- Italian:torrido, appassionato, ...
- Spanish:tórrido, apasionado, ...
- Portuguese:tórrido, impressionante, ...
- Chinese:酷热的, 热烈的, ...
- Japanese:灼熱の, 激しい, ...
- Arabic:حَارّ, جَيّاش, ...
- Hebrew:לוֹהֵט, סְעָרַת רְגָשׁוֹת, ...
- Russian:знойный, бурный, ...
- Ukrainian:спекотний, пристрасний, ...
- Hindi:तपता, उग्र, ...
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