Heat
Noun, Verb
UK
/hiːt/
US
/hiːt/
Definition
(n) : Energy that makes something warm.
(v) : To make something warm.
(v) : To make something warm.
Example
"(n) : The heat from the oven is strong."
"(n) : We felt the heat of the fire and warmed our hands in the cold evening."
"(v) : She heated the milk on the stove to make it warm for the baby."
Explanation
Heat is the energy that makes things warm or hot. For example, the heat from the sun is strong today. As a verb, it means to make something warm, like he heated the soup. Heat can come from the sun, fire, stoves, or machines, and it is important for cooking, keeping warm, or scientific purposes.