打得火热

打得火熱
dǎdéhuǒrè
idiom #21,317

Meanings

  1. 1 to be on very good terms
  2. 2 to hit it off (with someone)
  3. 3 to be in the thick of it (battle, trading, etc.)
  4. 4 to carry on intimately

Examples

Tāmen liǎng gè chūcì jiànmiàn jiù dǎ de huǒrè, chéng le hǎo péngyǒu.
The two of them hit it off immediately at their first meeting and became good friends.
Sàichǎng shàng shuāngfāng dǎ de huǒrè, bǐfēn fēicháng jìnjìn.
On the field both sides were in the thick of battle, with very close scores.
Tā hé nàge nǚhái zuìjìn dǎ de huǒrè, měi tiān dōu jiànmiàn.
He and that girl have been getting along extremely well lately, seeing each other every day.

Tips

usage
打得火热 has a dual sense: it can describe people getting along exceedingly well (friendship or romance) or a situation that is in full swing (a fierce competition, brisk trading). The 火热 (fiery hot) element adds a vivid intensity to either meaning.

Stroke Order

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