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hothouses

/ˈhɑːthaʊzɪz/ /ˈhɑːthaʊsɪz/

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noun

温室，暖房。

A heated greenhouse.

Examples :

"The farmer uses hothouses to grow tomatoes even in the winter. "

农夫使用暖房，即使在冬天也能种植西红柿。

agriculture environment building

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noun

温床，滋生地。

An environment in which growth or development is encouraged naturally or artificially; a hotbed.

Examples :

"Universities are often hothouses of innovation, where new ideas and technologies rapidly develop. "

大学通常是创新的温床，新思想和新技术在这里蓬勃发展。

environment agriculture plant building

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noun

窑子，妓院。

A bagnio, or bathing house; a brothel.

Examples :

"During the Victorian era, some disreputable establishments operated as "hothouses," offering more than just a bath. "

在维多利亚时代，有些名声不好的场所会挂羊头卖狗肉，以“浴室”为名，实则充当窑子。

architecture building sex place

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noun

烘房，干燥室

A heated room for drying greenware.

Examples :

"The pottery students carefully placed the greenware in the hothouses to dry. "

陶艺专业的学生们小心地把泥坯放入烘房里进行干燥。

agriculture building plant

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noun

温室效应，全球暖化

A hot state in global climate.

Examples :

""Scientists warn that continued high greenhouse gas emissions could turn parts of the world into uninhabitable hothouses." "

科学家警告说，如果温室气体排放量持续居高不下，世界上的某些地区可能会因为全球暖化而变得不适宜居住。

environment weather geology

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verb

拔苗助长，揠苗助长

(of a child) To provide with an enriched environment with the aim of stimulating academic development.

Examples :

"The ambitious parents hothoused their toddler with flashcards and early learning programs, hoping to give him a head start in school. "

这些雄心勃勃的父母用识字卡和早期学习项目来拔苗助长他们的幼儿，希望他能在学校里领先一步。

education family mind