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| ciepło |
heat
warmth
|
| gorąco |
heat
|
| żar |
heat
embers
fire
glow
ardor
fervor
|
| ogień |
fire
glow
flame
heat
light
bonfire
|
| gorączka |
fever
rush
temperature
heat
excitement
ague
|
| spiekota |
heat
swelter
|
| ruja |
heat
estrus
oestrus
rut
oestrum
|
| zapał |
zeal
enthusiasm
fervor
ardor
eagerness
heat
|
| podniecenie |
excitement
agitation
elation
titillation
heat
flutter
|
| cieczka |
heat
|
| war |
gyle
heat
boiling water
|
| uniesienie |
exultation
trance
warmth
heat
|
| zaczerwienienie skóry |
heat
|
| starcie z policją |
heat
|
| ogrzać |
warm
heat
|
| nagrzać |
heat
warm
foment
|
| rozgrzać |
warm
heat
inspirit
stimulate
|
| grzać |
heat
warm
|
| wygrzać |
heat
|
| zgrzać |
heat
|
| palić |
burn
smoke
incinerate
fire
light
heat
|
| zagrzać |
heat
toast
animate
|
| rozgrzać się |
warm up
heat
|
| pogrzać |
warm
heat
|
| opalać |
heat
bronze
singe
scorch
|
| rozpalać |
kindle
inflame
light
heat
|
| rozognić |
inflame
heat
animate
excite
|
| rozparzać |
heat
|
| zaparzać |
infuse
brew
make
gall
heat
|
| rozżarzać |
kindle
light
incandesce
heat
|
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It licked around her shield and the shield held it back but the heat rose fast around her.
The wind blows through like the breath of a banshee, and we’ll want what heat we can make for ourselves.
“A dome of mild heat is not a terribly complicated spell, but you’re right, it’s the control which is difficult.
Their bodies shimmered with the heat issuing from their mouths.
Their fat would heat and drip, igniting in the fire.
It could very well be from ogling the gorgeous guy with the heather-gray, sweat-drenched T-shirt and stonewashed jeans that fit him way too well as he bent over the engine of his beat-up Pontiac Bonneville rather than the triple-digit dry heat baking the asphalt and everything alive outside Rob’s Diner, where Joy had stopped for a cheeseburger and fries.
And if she looked at the bulge in his pants with that heat she’d had in her eyes last night, the heat he’d come to just picturing her, he might very well make a fool of himself.
From former experience they knew that a town means rest, protection against heat and dust, and water and food.
The stone had lost the heat it had hoarded during the long day.
The air was as cold as ice and his robes were too thin, though the heat of the dragon underneath him and Zafir at his back kept him from shivering.
And he remembered now that he had drunk water hastily without first crossing himself, because it had been very hot and he was thirsty, as he had given all the water they carried in pumpkin bottles to his wife and his son, who were dying in the heat.
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