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The more I talk, the cooler I talk. Shanghai dialect homophonic: cotton sweater, cotton trousers.

Lexical analysis:

More, English? [m(r)], beautiful? [sir]? ?

Pronouns? More; In addition; larger

adv？ More; Again; In addition; ulteriorly

Cool, English? 【ku？ L], beautiful? 【ku？ l】？ ?

Adjective? Cool; Cold; Calm down; neutral

Transitive verbs? (make) cool; (cause) to cool; Calm down

An intransitive verb? Cool; quiet

Noun (short for noun)? Cool; Calm down; nice and cool

adv？ calmly

Adjective:? Cool? Adverb:? Cool? Comparison level:? Cooler? Superlative:? The coolest? Noun:? Cool? Past tense: cold? Past participle:? Cold? Now participle:? cool

Extended data:

The antonym of cool: hot, English? [hey? T], beautiful? [hey? t]？ ?

Noun (short for noun)? Heat; Heat; Warm; Intense; generate heat

Verb (short for verb)? (cause) to become hot; Get excited

Past tense: intense? Past participle:? Heated Now participle:? Heating? Third person singular:? heat

The basic meaning of heat as a noun is "high temperature, heat", which can also refer to "hot weather" or "heating" caused by high temperature. By extension, it can express people's emotional state or situation. Heat used in sports can also mean "preliminaries", and the winner can participate in the semi-finals or finals.