blazing heat
noun phraseUK /ˈbleɪzɪŋ hiːt/
US /ˈbleɪzɪŋ hiːt/
Very, very hot weather that feels like it is burning.
We stayed inside during the blazing heat of the afternoon.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The hot, bright flames of a big fire.
The firefighters walked toward the blazing heat of the burning house.
3. A very strong, angry feeling.
He spoke with the blazing heat of someone who had been treated unfairly.
4. A moment of great excitement or intense activity.
The final minutes of the game were played in the blazing heat of competition.