I came across the words today while listening to my favorite Italian radio station, radio italia, they were discussing the unseasonably hot temperatures in Italy over the past week. In some parts of the south, temperatures have soared to the 40°C / 104°F mark.
aroventato is an adjective, translated as fiery or hot.it comes from the verb get hot meaning is”make red / burnt / bake“. Both adjectives and verbs are made of adjectives hotmeaning fiery or hotand the prefix advertise)-.
- hot iron = hot iron
- Arrow Ventata Estate = Hot summer
- and desert = scorching desert
- aroventat le piastre = hot grill
This year they expect a hot summer in Italy.
They expect a hot summer in Italy this year.
Here are the usages of regular -ARE verbs get hot is the present tense conjugate.
- I’m very hot = i burnt
- you’re getting hot = you burnt (informal)
- Luge = he burnt
- Rearo Venta = she burnt
- Rego is hot = you burnt (formal)
- new alventiamo = we burnt
- i want to take you there = you burnt (plural)
- aroventano parrot = they burnt
The hot sun illuminated the city of Florence red.
The fiery sun is baking the city of Florence.
except for the verb get hotand the reflexive verb get hotmeaning is”become red hot“.
The pot is heating up.
The pot is already hot red.
Here is how the reflexive form is conjugated in the present tense.
- i blushed = i burn myself
- you’re getting hot = yyou burned yourself (informal)
- he gets very hot = he burned himself
- I read that if you sell = she burned herself
- Reyes Aroventa = you burned yourself (formal)
- we get hot = we burn ourselves
- you are blushing = you burned yourself (plural)
- Lorosia Loventano = they burnt themselves
aroventato Also has the figurative meaning “(over)excited”, while the verb get hot and get hot Can mean “to warm up” or “to become hot.”
- Lively discussion = discuss aggressively
- get heated in debate = get heated in debate
- burnt leaves = to warm the crowd
