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warm

/ˈwoɚm/

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adjective

warmer; -est

somewhat hot :not cool or cold

Be sure to keep warm when you go outside.

warm weather

a warm fire/radiator

I'm feeling warm.

We sat by the fire to stay warm.

It's too warm in here. We should open a window.

causing or allowing you to feel warm

This sweater is warm.

warm clothing

The sunshine was warm on my face.

feeling or showing friendship and affection

We were met with a warm welcome.

She has a warm and friendly nature.

The letter was signed, warmest regards.

She gave us each a long, warm hug.

close to finding something, solving a puzzle, etc.

Keep going; you're getting warm.

having a yellow, orange, or red color

a room decorated in warm colors/shades

b of sound :rich and full :not thin or harsh

the warm sound of the cello

(as) warm as toast

informal :comfortably or pleasantly warm

The room was cold but I was as warm as toast lying under the covers in bed.

verb

warms; warmed; warming

to become warm or to make (someone or something) warm [+ obj]

He warmed his hands in front of the fire.

We warmed ourselves by the fire.

I'm just going to warm (up) the leftovers. [no obj]

Air rises when it warms.

like death warmed over/up

xem death

warm the cockles of your heart

xem cockle

warm to

[phrasal verb]

warm to (someone) :to begin to feel affection for (someone)

She quickly warmed to her guests.

warm to (something) :to begin to be interested in or excited about (something)

It took them a while to warm to the idea.

warm up

[phrasal verb]

to become warmer

After being outside too long, I'm slowly warming up.

The days are starting to warm up.

warm up or warm (something) up or warm up (something) :to do exercises in order to prepare for some activity (such as a sport)

You should always warm up for a few minutes before you begin to run.

The singer warmed up her voice before the concert. - see also warmup

to start to do something that you will do in a more intense way later :to become more intense or enthusiastic

He's just warming up; he's saving his best material for the end.

The party finally warmed up [=heated up] after a couple of hours.

warm (someone) up or warm up (someone) :to entertain (people) before a show begins

The comedian warmed up the audience before the concert.

a of a machine :to become ready for use after being started or turned on

I always let the car warm up for a couple of minutes in the winter before I start driving.

b warm (a machine) up or warm up (a machine) :to cause or allow (a machine) to become ready for use after being started or turned on

The engine needs to be warmed up for a couple of minutes.

warm your heart

to cause you to have pleasant feelings of happiness

It warms my heart to see them together again.

noun

the warm

Brit :a warm place

come into the warm

* Các từ tương tự:
warm front, warm fuzzies, warm spot, warm-blooded, warmed-over, warmer, warmhearted, warmly, warmonger