Usages of atui
まず 冷たい 水 と 熱い お茶 を 用意して、 それで ゆっくり 話そう。mazu tumetai mizu to atui otya wo youisite, sorede yukkuri hanasou.
First prepare cold water and hot tea, and then let’s talk at ease.
その スープ は 熱そう だ から、 気 を つけて。sono suupu ha atusou da kara, ki wo tukete.
That soup looks hot, so be careful.
スープ は 熱い から、 少し 冷まして から 飲んだ ほう が いい。suupu ha atui kara, sukosi samasite kara nonda hou ga ii.
The soup is hot, so it’s better to let it cool a little before drinking it.
この 炊飯器 は 前 の より 静かで、 やかん も すぐ 熱く なります。kono suihanki ha mae no yori sizukade, yakan mo sugu atuku narimasu.
This rice cooker is quieter than the previous one, and the kettle also heats up quickly.
テーブル の 上 に 熱い スープ を 置く とき は、 気 を つけて ください。teeburu no ue ni atui suupu wo oku toki ha, ki wo tukete kudasai.
Please be careful when you put hot soup on the table.
子供 が 熱い 鍋 に 触りそう だった ので、 母 は すぐ 止めました。kodomo ga atui nabe ni sawarisou datta node, haha ha sugu tomemasita.
The child looked like she was about to touch the hot pot, so her mother stopped her right away.
鉄板 は 熱い。teppan ha atui.
The hot plate is hot.
源泉 は 熱い。gensen ha atui.
The hot-spring source is hot.
窯 は 熱い。kama ha atui.
The pottery kiln is hot.
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