This shows what color hot objects glow - we have red hot, then white hot, then blue hot.

发出的光─我们有发红、发白和发青的热。这些颜色。

The chance of a hot object in the real world getting hotter is so absurdly small, it just never happens.

在现实世界里，一个物体会变热的概率是一个异常小的数字，小到根本不会发生。

As the finger touched a hot object, the outer layer expanded.

当手指接触到灼热的物体时，外层会膨胀。

Instead, it will look at infrared light, which is given off by hot objects.

相反，它会观察热物体发出的红外线。

Right, time's up, so I'm going to take it out and weigh it again, usual health and safety with hot objects.

好了，时间到了，所以我要把它拿出来再称重，处理热的物体时注意健康和安全。

Some of the atomic motion in the hot object is transferred to the surroundings, and it cools down.

高温物体中的一些原子运动被转移到周围环境中，然后冷却下来。

To make a hot object or gas cold in everyday life, we place it in a colder environment, like a refrigerator.

在日常生活中， 为了使热的物体或气体变冷，我们将其置于较冷的环境中， 例如冰箱。

That's why if you put a hot object next to a cold one, the cold one will warm up and the hot one will cool down.

这就是为什么如果你把一个 热的物体放在一个冷的物体旁，冷的物体会变热，而热的物体会冷却。

To see why entropy is useful for explaining spontaneous processes, like hot objects cooling down, we need to look at a dynamic system where the energy moves.

为了理解为什么熵的概念 可以解释自然发生的过程，比如说热的物体会冷却，我们需要理解能量流动的动态系统。

The " burn (burn) unit" is the part of the hospital that treats people who have been burned by fire or some other hot object.

“烧伤（烧伤）病房”是医院的一个部门，负责治疗被火或其他高温物体烧伤的人。

" To iron" means to take a piece of clothing or a piece of fabric and put a hot object on it so that it is straight and smooth;it does not have any what we would call " wrinkles, " or lines in it.

是指拿一件衣服或一块布料， 在上面放一个热的物体， 使其平直光滑； 它没有任何我们所说的“皱纹” 或线条。