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| Processed by: | goldyn_chyld (2020-01-14 09:40:38 GMT) |
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<< review queue entry 64962 - submitted by 'richwarm' >> I think it's a transitive verb: to make sth "hot"; to heat sth (e.g. prices) up (thru advertising etc). NOT a stative verb / adjective: "hot". K GF TP 「因媒體炒熱並帶動市場，顧客成長速度飛快，許多人為了撿便宜、尋找限量及停產品而來，只要貨源充足、齊全，獲利還是不錯的。」 "With the media spotlight on this trend, customers virtually flock in, with a lot coming in to look for a bargain, or to find limited-run or out-of-production things. So as long as we keep up a steady supply of goods, our profits will be pretty good." |
| Diff: |
- 炒熱 炒热 [chao3 re4] /hot (i.e. selling well)/to raise prices by speculation/to hype/ + 炒熱 炒热 [chao3 re4] /to raise prices by speculation/to hype/ |