to warm
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- verb
- /wɔrm/
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calentar
- We gotta warm you up, buddy!
- the climate is warming
- the Earth is warming
- warm or cool
Anything to warm up bro that's so cool.
- Anything to warm up bro that's so cool.
- And so that's what they're using to warm the pouches on orbit.
- When I feel cold, you warm me.
- If you're a real gamer, you know how to warm your hands like that.
- But I think just warm up in the kids room maybe.
- Let's just warm it on up, match it on up.
Examples
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The coach had us run a few laps to warm up before the big game.
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Participants were encouraged to warm up and stretch properly before testing.
Academic text (2012) -
But then we need to warm up to wake up.
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Let it come back in again and warm your face.
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When I feel cold, you warm me.
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Teaching your students how to warm up on their own can also produce benefits.
Academic text (1995) -
"I'll just sit here and warm my feet by the fire."
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Here, take a swig of this, it'll warm you up.
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Some patients find rubbing or warming affected areas with heated wheat bags helpful.
Academic text (2012) -
After a long day in the cold, I sat by the heater to warm my hands.
Synonyms
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To make something hot or warmer
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Become or make something less cold
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To make something hot or warm
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To make something warm or raise its temperature
Antonyms
Idioms
Phrasal Verbs
Compounds
- Specialized
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An animal that keeps a steady temperature inside its body, like humans and birds
How Warm
Surface Forms
Etymology
Warm as a verb comes from the same old word wearm meaning 'comfortably hot'. So to warm something is to give it heat or make it feel hotter.