Adjective:

गरम केले,

heated up's Usage Examples:

In 2007 racial tension have heated up once again after the stabbing of a white male in downtown Dubuque by a group of African-Americans at a party.

issue during the negotiations over the Alaska boundary dispute, which heated up as a result of the Klondike Gold Rush and ended by arbitration in 1903.

often, the rivalry is described by The Daily Telegraph as one of the most heated up rivalries in the world because of tensions between the countries that.

that which was heated up issued the juice in the form of fame, lustre, vigours of organs, strength, and eatable food.

The flag of convenience fightIn 1958 the battle of convenience flags heated up and a boycott of ships sailing under such flags was declared by the ITF.

As the battle of convenience flags heated up Næss decided to secure his position and on the 15 November 1958 he established Anglo American Shipping Co.

He proposes that the impact heated up subsurface carbon dioxide permafrost causing explosive decompression that.

Discussion of the play heated up quickly with sportswriters arguing whether the play was good or not for.

made by clasping egg batter using an iron mold (Waffle iron) which is heated up on a charcoal stove.

Cleveland picked LeBron James with the first selection in 2003, the rivalry heated up again.

The rivalry between the two heated up during a campaign against the Muzaffarid city of Yazd during 1350 and 1351.

The campaign between the two candidates then heated up; despite commercials preaching his conservative values, Petro was never able to shake his previous pro-choice stance.

etched is placed upon a hot-plate (set at 70 °C, 158 °F), a kind of metal worktop that is heated up.

Synonyms:

het, hot, heated, het up,

Antonyms:

cold, cool, passionless, unemotionality, slow,