The provocative pronunciation is mēn rè.
Explanation:
Because the weather is hot, the air pressure is low, the humidity is high, and the breathing is not smooth.
Source:
Mao Dun's Midnight III: "In the afternoon, the sky was overcast and sultry."
Synonyms and definitions:
1, heat: the climate is extremely hot, which means high temperature.
2, extremely hot: extremely hot, mostly referring to the weather.
Antonyms and definitions:
1, cool: cool and refreshing.
2, cool: cool and refreshing. Reduce the temperature to a satisfactory or comfortable level.
3, cool: cool and refreshing. Quiet, don't disturb.
Idioms describing sultry weather and their definitions;
1, Sweating: describes sweating all over because of hot weather or nervous mood.
2, sweating on the back: sweat wet the back. Describe the hot weather or extreme panic or shame.
3. Hot days and summer months: refers to hot summer.
4, sweating: sweating all over. Describe the phenomenon of sweating all over because of hot weather or extreme tension.
5. May, July and June: refers to the hottest time in May and June of the lunar calendar.
A provocative sentence:
1, the wind in summer is very comfortable. Although it sometimes makes you feel sultry, the relaxation of your body will make you feel like dancing with it, which will be an elegant scenery in summer.
The dark sky suddenly exploded, and a dazzling lightning pierced the sky. A gust of wind made the leaves sway, and the rainstorm finally came down, bringing a little coolness to the sultry air.
This summer is very hot, the burning sun shines on the earth, which makes the surrounding air stuffy.
I hate rain since I was a child. It's the rain that keeps me from playing well, so I can only be deeply sad in a stuffy room. But an accidental opportunity made me feel the elegance and charm of rain and attracted me deeply.
It is a sultry noon, and the scorching sun bakes the earth mercilessly. The wind mother-in-law has flown thousands of miles, and the ground seems to be covered by a steamer, which makes people breathless.