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warmthnoun[U](HEAT)B2a hightemperaturethat iscomfortablebut nothot: 暖和，温暖 I've put aT-shirton under mysweaterforextrawarmth.我在毛衣里穿了一件短袖衫，让自己更暖和一些。 - It was socoldthat wehuddledtogether for warmth.
- Westoodhuddledtogether for warmth.
- Thesearetainsthe sun's warmthlongerthan theland.
- I like everything aboutsummer- thelight, the warmth, theclothes- thewholecaboodle.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesWarm - balmy
- chill
- lukewarm
- rewarm
- snug
- snugly
- take the chill offsomethingidiom
- tepid
- thaw
- thaw out
- toast
- toasty
- warm
- warm(someone/something)up
- warmly
You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: warmthnoun[U](FEELING)B2afriendlyandenthusiasticqualityin someone or something: 热情；热烈；友情 I stillrememberthe warmth oftheirwelcome.我还记得他们热情的欢迎。 Synonymsaffection fondness tenderness(GENTLE) SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesFriendly - affability
- affable
- affably
- affiliative
- agreeableness
- conviviality
- convivially
- cordial
- cordiality
- cordially
- hospitality
- inseparable
- intimacy
- intimately
- sweetness
- the human touch
- togetherness
- twinkly
- warmly
- welcoming
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