Examples of using Sweltering in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Atlantic climate means that the summers aren't sweltering and winters are mild yet wet.
moist even when the world outside is sweltering in the heat.
snow-ridden months or sweltering days in the summer,
So sweltering, in fact,
terribly cold, and sweltering in the summer because it's attached to the roof.
Though summers in these locales can be a bit too sweltering, the typically mild winters make them suitable travel destinations.
And with this sweltering heat is very important not to forget your Greenybottle at home.
A hot June 2 nd-one of those sweltering days that marks the beginning of the Madrilenian summer.
Rainforests plants are capable of sustaining life throughout torrential rain, sweltering heat and oppressive humidity, and protecting themselves from excessive growth of bacteria.
meaning that days are not so sweltering and the nights almost border on chilly.
up to arrive in the region as a hot wind dry, sweltering, with temperatures that can exceed 40 C.
and its dry, sweltering heat.
Stood in firelight, sweltering bloodstain on chest like map of violent new continent.
Pisa clash one sweltering day in August off the Tuscan coast between Pisa
In winter shelter from the cold and isolated from sweltering summer.
The easiest way to avoid this is by eating seasonally- there are foods specifically designed by nature to help keep us cool during the sweltering months.
it's basically long, tedious periods of sweltering doldrums… punctuated by the occasional bloodbath.
turned into sweltering ovens.
the rest of the block are sweltering to death in our own homes.
it is usually expected when the temperature drops after a day of sweltering heat.