take some heat イディオム

a dead heat

a race that finishes in a tie for first, dead even A photograph of the finish line proved that it was a dead heat.

cheat on

break a marriage promise, be unfaithful He cheats on his wife. Now he's sleeping with a waitress.

dead heat

(See a dead heat)

heat is on

(See the heat is on)

if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitche

"if you do not like the pressure you can leave; if you can't cut it, you can't stay" In the boardroom someone had written on the flip chart If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen!

put the heat on

cause someone to feel pressure or stress The cops put the heat on them by asking a lot of questions.

take the heat

listen to the questions from the police or public Vern took the heat, but Al stole the drugs. They blamed Vern.

the heat is on

there is pressure to win, we must succeed When you compete for a career position, the heat is on.

wheatbelt

wheat-producing area, breadbasket Farmers in the wheatbelt pray for rain for their crops.

heat

to get mad

take (some) heat

To accept and constant some bulk of criticism or scorn, abnormally for a perceived aberration or wrongdoing. We apprehend to booty some calefaction for this decision, but we apperceive that it is the appropriate one for the company. The admiral has been demography calefaction for his comments about refugees.Learn more: heat, take

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