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单词 warm
释义
warm
adjective
uk
/wɔːm/us
/wɔːrm/

warmadjective(TEMPERATURE)

A1
having orproducingacomfortablyhightemperature,althoughnothot:
温暖的；暖和的
Are you warm enough or do youwantme to put theheatingon?你暖不暖和，要不要我开暖气？
I put myhandsin mypocketstokeepthem warm.我把手放在衣兜里保暖。
A2
Warmclothesandcoversare made of amaterialthatkeepsyou warm:
（衣物等）保暖的，暖和的
I don't have a warmwintercoat.我连一件暖和的冬衣都没有。
Thosegloveslookniceand warm.那些手套看起来又漂亮又暖和。
A warmcolouris one that isbasedon orcontainsacoloursuch asred,yellow, ororangethatsuggestswarmth.
暖色的
the warmUK
a warmplace:
暖和的地方
It'scoldstandingout there - come into the warm.站在外边挺冷的——进来暖和暖和吧。
More examples
  • Everyonehuddledround thefiretokeepwarm.
  • Themixtureofflour,waterandyeastis thenleftin a warmplacefor fourhours.
  • Dissolve twospoonsofpowderin warmwater.
  • Theroomis so warm it's making mefeeldrowsy.
  • Put onyourredwoolcardigan- it'll beniceand warm.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Warm
  • balmy
  • chill
  • lukewarm
  • rewarm
  • snug
  • snugly
  • take the chill offsomethingidiom
  • tepid
  • thaw
  • thaw out
  • toast
  • toasty
  • warm(someone/something)up
  • warmly
  • warmth

You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Style & appearance of clothes
The qualities of colour

warmadjective(FRIENDLY)

B1
friendlyandloving:
亲切友好的；热心的，热情的
They're a very warmfamily.他们一家人非常热情。
He has alovelywarmsmile.他的笑容亲切而迷人。
I'd like to give a warmwelcometoourgueststhisevening.我谨对今晚的来宾表示热烈的欢迎。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
making you feel happy and comfortable
  • friendlyThe pub has such a friendly atmosphere.
  • congenialThere are many congenial places to stop on your way through the Lake District.
  • convivialThese seaside inns have a convivial atmosphere.
  • warmThe hostess gave us a warm welcome.
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Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
showing love and affection
  • affectionateShe was an affectionate child.
  • lovingHe grew up in a loving family.
  • caringYou're a very caring person.
  • warmHe had a warm smile.
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More examples
  • Thechairpersonextendeda warmwelcometo theguestspeaker.
  • Hewelcomedme with awidesmileand a warmhandshake.
  • Such a warm,life-affirmingfilm!
  • She has a very warmpersonality.
  • Underneath thatshyexterior, she'sactuallya very warmperson.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Friendly
  • affability
  • affable
  • affably
  • affiliative
  • agreeableness
  • conviviality
  • convivially
  • cordial
  • cordiality
  • cordially
  • hospitality
  • inseparable
  • intimacy
  • intimately
  • sweetness
  • the human touch
  • togetherness
  • twinkly
  • warmly
  • warmth
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warmadjective(NEAR)

[after verb]informal
(especiallyin children'sgames)almostguessingacorrectanswerordiscoveringahiddenobject:
（尤指在儿童游戏中）即将猜中的，快要发现的
You'regettingwarmer!你马上要猜中了！
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Closeness in distance and time
  • a hair's breadthidiom
  • a stone's throwidiom
  • about
  • ace
  • anywhere
  • anywhere nearidiom
  • approachable
  • around
  • float
  • float around
  • hand to handidiom
  • hard by
  • here
  • proximity
  • roof
  • round the corneridiom
  • shadow
  • shout
  • step
  • super-convenient
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Children's games

warmth

noun[U]uk
/wɔːmθ/us
/wɔːrmθ/
B2
I've put aT-shirton under mysweaterforextrawarmth.
Examples
  • It was socoldthat wehuddledtogether for warmth.
  • Westoodhuddledtogether for warmth.
  • Thesearetainsthe sun's warmthlongerthan theland.
  • I've put aT-shirton under mysweaterforextrawarmth.
  • I like everything aboutsummer- thelight, the warmth, theclothes- thewholecaboodle.

Related word

warmly
warm
verb[IorT]
uk
/wɔːm/us
/wɔːrm/
B2
to (causeto)becomewarm(= lesscold):
（使）温暖，（使）变暖和
You're socold- come and warmyourhandsby thefire.你太冷了——来，到火边暖暖手。
Yoursupper's just warmingthroughin theoven.你的晚餐正在炉子上热着呢。
We can warm(up)theroomprettyquicklywith thiselectricheater.用这台电炉我们能让房间很快暖和起来。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to become hot or make someone or something hot
  • heatCan you heat up some soup for me?
  • warmCome warm yourself by the fire.
  • warm upI'll warm up some dinner for you.
  • overheatI think the engine's overheated.
  • bakeHe forgot to water his garden, and now the flowers are just baking in the sun.
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More examples
  • Shesquattedon thegroundand warmed herhandsby thefire.
  • You cansoftenthebutterby warming itgently.
  • He usually warms the end of thestethoscopebeforelisteningto the patient'schest.
  • Thefishermanwarmed hishandsagainst thebowlofhotsoup.
  • You can warm thepiein themicrowave.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Warm
  • balmy
  • chill
  • lukewarm
  • rewarm
  • snug
  • snugly
  • take the chill offsomethingidiom
  • tepid
  • thaw
  • thaw out
  • toast
  • toasty
  • warm(someone/something)up
  • warmly
  • warmth

Phrasal verbs

warm down
warmsomethingover
warm tosomeone
warm tosomething
warm(someone/something)up
warm(someone)up
warmsomethingup
warm up
(Definition ofwarmfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
warm
adjective
uk
/wɔːm/us
/wɔːrm/

warmadjective(TEMPERATURE)

A1
having orproducingacomfortablyhightemperature,althoughnothot
温暖的；暖和的
Are you warm enough or do youwantme to put theheatingon?你暖不暖和，要不要我开暖气？
I put myhandsin mypocketstokeepthem warm.我把手放在衣兜里保暖。
A2
Warmclothesandcoversare made of amaterialthatkeepsyou warm.
（衣物等）保暖的，暖和的
I don't have a warmwintercoat.我连一件暖和的冬衣都没有。
Thosegloveslookniceand warm.那些手套看起来又漂亮又暖和。
A warmcolouris one that isbasedon orcontainsacoloursuch asred,yellow, ororangethatsuggestswarmth.
暖色的
the warmUK
a warmplace
暖和的地方
It'scoldstandingout there - come into the warm.站在外边挺冷的——进来暖和暖和吧。
More examples
  • Everyonehuddledround thefiretokeepwarm.
  • Themixtureofflour,waterandyeastis thenleftin a warmplacefor fourhours.
  • Dissolve twospoonsofpowderin warmwater.
  • Theroomis so warm it's making mefeeldrowsy.
  • Put onyourredwoolcardigan- it'll beniceand warm.

warmadjective(FRIENDLY)

B1
friendlyandloving
亲切友好的；热心的，热情的
They're a very warmfamily.他们一家人非常热情。
He has alovelywarmsmile.他的笑容亲切而迷人。
I'd like to give a warmwelcometoourgueststhisevening.我谨对今晚的来宾表示热烈的欢迎。
More examples
  • Thechairpersonextendeda warmwelcometo theguestspeaker.
  • Hewelcomedme with awidesmileand a warmhandshake.
  • Such a warm,life-affirmingfilm!
  • She has a very warmpersonality.
  • Underneath thatshyexterior, she'sactuallya very warmperson.

warmadjective(NEAR)

[after verb]informal
(especiallyin children'sgames)almostguessingacorrectanswerordiscoveringahiddenobject
（尤指在儿童游戏中）即将猜中的，快要发现的
You'regettingwarmer!你马上要猜中了！
warm
verb[IorT]
uk
/wɔːm/us
/wɔːrm/
B2
to (causeto)becomewarm(= lesscold)
（使）温暖，（使）变暖和
You're socold- come and warmyourhandsby thefire.你太冷了——来，到火边暖暖手。
Your supper's just warmingthroughin theoven.你的晚餐正在炉子上热着呢。
We can warm(up)theroomprettyquicklywith thiselectricheater.用这台电炉我们能让房间很快暖和起来。
More examples
  • Shesquattedon thegroundand warmed herhandsby thefire.
  • You cansoftenthebutterby warming itgently.
  • He usually warms the end of thestethoscopebeforelisteningto the patient'schest.
  • Thefishermanwarmed hishandsagainst thebowlofhotsoup.
  • You can warm thepiein themicrowave.

Phrasal verbs

warmsthover
warm tosb
warm tosth
warm(sb/sth)up
warm(sb)up
warmsthup
warm up

warm| American Dictionary

warm
adjective[-er/-est only]
us
/wɔrm/

warmadjective[-er/-est only](HIGH TEMPERATURE)

having afairlyhightemperature, but nothot:
Warmbreadalwaystastesbetter.
Justletmesitin thesunso I can get warm.
Warmclothesorcoverskeepout thecoldand make youfeelcomfortable:
a warmwintercoat
a warmwoolenhatandmittens

warmadjective[-er/-est only](FRIENDLY)

friendlyandaffectionate:
Graceis a warm,caringwoman.

warmadjective[-er/-est only](COLORS)

artus/wɔrm/
(ofcolors)lightandbright, andesp.containingred,yellow, ororange
warm
verb[I/T]
us
/wɔrm/

warmverb[I/T](HIGH TEMPERATURE)

toriseto ahighertemperature, or tocausesomething toriseto ahighertemperature:
[T]Herubbedhishandstogether to warm them.
[I]Thewaterin thekettlewarmsquickly.

Phrasal verbs

warm upsomething
warm up(something)
warm up tosomeone/something
(Definition ofwarmfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofwarm

warm
The two editors of this book deserve the warmest congratulations for producing a volume which adds a great deal more.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Things seems to be natural extensions of her hands - spoon, warming pot, ladle, pitchers with handles, cup, glass, and pestle.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Linking climate change and biological invasions: ocean warming facilitates nonindigenous species invasions.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In autumn, figure 5 shows a steeper alignment of the results with the shops being clearly warmer than the arcades and the streets.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Many seeds remained non-dormant and germinated as soils warmed during the spring months.
From theCambridge English Corpus
During subsequent cycles of warming and cooling the uptake of solvent is reflected in an increase in the volume of ° the unit cell.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Therefore, the higher growth rates at warmer temperatures could be the result of less time spent in the stadium.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Countries that are already hotter than optimal (the top of the hill) will suffer damages with warming.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Assessment of climatic warming using a model of forest species migration.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Climatic warming due to thermal-radiation from an urban area as possible cause for the local extinction of a land snail.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The compounding effects of tropical deforestation and greenhouse warming on climate.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Cooling induced spindle disassembly and the recovery after warming in living human eggs (abstract).
From theCambridge English Corpus
Shops are slightly warmer than the adjoining arcades but again cannot be said to overheat significantly.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Temperatures initially were slightly warmer than during the last glacial maximum.
From theCambridge English Corpus
An important issue is the effects of warming on temperate and boreal natural systems including forests and prairies, as well as on agricultural systems.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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