打得火热 (dǎ de huǒ rè) — (idiom) to be very close, often romantically involved; to be thick as thieves
Definition
A vivid 成语 for two people getting along extremely well — often romantically, but also for new friends who click instantly. Literally 'beating (it) hot as fire'.
idiom
to be very closeoften romantically involvedto be thick as thieves
Examples
- 打得火热,。Tā men liǎng gè rén zuì jìn dǎ de huǒ rè, měi tiān dōu zài yì qǐ.The two of them have been very close recently, spending every day together.
- 打得火热,。Tīng shuō xiǎo wáng hé xiǎo lǐ dǎ de huǒ rè, kě néng yǐ jīng zài tán liàn ài le.I heard that Xiao Wang and Xiao Li are very close, maybe already dating.
- 打得火热,。Gāng rèn shi nà jǐ tiān tā men jiù dǎ de huǒ rè, xiàng lǎo péng you yí yàng.In the first few days after meeting, they became very close, like old friends.
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