summer holiday or vacation; the break taken by schools during the hot summer months, typically in July and August

the duration of the summer break from school or work (Taiwan regional reading: shǔ qí)

extreme heat in summer; scorching weather

medical condition caused by prolonged exposure to high temperatures or direct sunlight, characterized by headache, dizziness, and collapse

To go away to a cooler place for the summer holidays or to spend time at a summer resort to avoid the heat.

to relieve or dispel the heat of summer, such as by drinking cold beverages or swimming

Winter and summer vacations collectively, referring to the academic breaks after the fall and spring semesters.

to prevent heatstroke and reduce temperature

winter and summer; the passing of seasons or time; a year

The peak period of passenger transportation during the summer vacation.

scorching heat during the height of summer

The 12th of the 24 solar terms, beginning around July 23rd; historically considered the hottest time of the year.

The Qing dynasty imperial summer residence located in Chengde, Hebei Province; it is a UNESCO World Heritage site and served as a secondary political center for the Qing emperors.

the hot and humid air of midsummer; sweltering summer weather

to relieve or remove heat from the body, especially through diet or traditional remedies during the hot summer months

the hottest period of the summer; dog days

The 11th of the 24 solar terms, beginning around July 7th; it marks the point when the weather becomes very hot, but has not yet reached its peak

The 14th solar term of the traditional Chinese calendar, beginning around August 23rd; it marks the end of the hot summer weather.

the passing of the seasons; the flow of time as the cold comes and the heat goes

The hottest period of summer; intense summer heat

An instrument used for measuring air temperature, often featuring both Celsius and Fahrenheit scales.

to relieve or drive away the heat of summer

The hottest period of summer; scorching summer heat; sweltering heat.

the passing of the seasons; literal sense is summer goes and winter comes

the hottest period of the summer; the extremely hot midsummer season

heatstroke in traditional Chinese medicine

A type of thermometer invented by French physicist René-Antoine Ferchault de Réaumur in 1730, where 0 degrees is the freezing point and 80 degrees is the boiling point of water

to suffer from heatstroke or heat exhaustion

the hottest days of summer; midsummer

an instrument for measuring temperature calibrated in Celsius

To be on summer vacation; to have or spend the summer break.

the hottest period of the year in the lunar calendar, lasting thirty to forty days from midsummer through early autumn; also known as the three ten-day periods of [[伏天|伏天|fu2 tian1]]

(abbreviation) summer sales promotion, usually involving special discounts or marketing campaigns during the summer holidays; short for [[暑期|暑期|shu3 qi1]] [[促销|促銷|cu4 xiao1]]

a year characterized by extreme heat and lack of rain; a year of heat and drought

the hot months of summer

sales promotion or marketing campaign held during the summer vacation period

A school or program providing courses during the summer break.

A type of seasonal disease characterized by high fever occurring in the summer in traditional Chinese medicine

(Chinese medicine) febrile diseases or illnesses occurring in the summer heat

Heat that remains into early autumn, or the final days of the summer season

the humid and sweltering weather of midsummer

extremely hot weather; summer at its hottest

the stifling and humid heat of summer

The most intense heat of summer and the bitterest cold of winter; used to describe extremely harsh weather conditions.

the intense, sweltering heat of midsummer

to relieve or dispel the heat of summer; to cool down during hot weather

to have a sunstroke or catch a cold due to intense summer heat

to get away from the summer heat; to go away for a summer holiday

A famous and beautiful place for escaping the summer heat.