英语词汇“warm”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	warm
释义	Trends of warm View usage for: warm (wɔːʳm) Word forms: comparative warmer, superlative warmest, 3rd person singular presenttense warms, present participle warming, past tense, past participle warmed 1. adjective Something that is warm has some heat but not enough to be hot. Wheat is grown in places which have cold winters and warm, dry summers. Because it was warm, David wore only a white cotton shirt. Dissolve the salt in the warm water. hot 2. adjective Warm clothes and blankets are made of a material such as wool which protects you from the cold. They have been forced to sleep in the open without food or warm clothing. The bed had clean sheets and warm blankets. warmly adverb [ADVERB after verb, ADVERB -ed] Remember to wrap up warmly on cold days. ...warmly dressed. 3. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] Warm colours have red or yellow in them rather than blue or green, and make you feel comfortable and relaxed. We hope the colour gives the house a warm and inviting feel. The basement hallway is painted a warm yellow. Synonyms: mellow, relaxing, pleasant, agreeable More Synonyms of warm 4. adjective A warm person is friendly and shows a lot of affection or enthusiasm in their behaviour. She was a warm and loving mother. His familiar warm voice made everybody who knew him feel welcome. I would like to express my warmest thanks to the doctors. warmly adverb [ADVERB with verb] New members are warmly welcomed. He greeted me warmly. 5. verb If you warm a part of your body or if something hot warms it, it stops feeling cold and starts to feel hotter. The sun had come out to warm his back. [VERB noun] She went to warm her hands by the log fire. [VERB noun] Synonyms: warm up, heat, thaw (out), heat up More Synonyms of warm 6. verb If you warm to a person or an idea, you become fonder of the person or more interested in the idea. Those who got to know him better warmed to his openness and honesty. [VERB + to] Elizabeth warmed to her theme as the letter continued with her favourite lament. [VERB to noun] Phrasal verbs: See warm down See warm up More Synonyms of warm warm in British English (wɔːm) adjective 1. characterized by or having a moderate degree of heat; moderately hot 2. maintaining or imparting heat a warm coat 3. having or showing ready affection, kindliness, etc a warm personality 4. lively, vigorous, or passionate a warm debate 5. cordial or enthusiastic; ardent warm support 6. quickly or easily aroused a warm temper 7. (of colours) predominantly red or yellow in tone 8. (of a scent, trail, etc) recently made; strong 9. near to finding a hidden object or discovering or guessing facts, as in children's games 10. informal uncomfortable or disagreeable, esp because of the proximity of danger verb 11. (sometimes foll by up) to raise or be raised in temperature; make or become warm or warmer 12. (when intr, often foll by to) to make or become excited, enthusiastic, etc (about) he warmed to the idea of buying a new car 13. (intransitive; often foll by to) to feel affection, kindness, etc (for someone) I warmed to her mother from the start 14. (transitive) British to give a caning to I'll warm you in a minute noun 15. informal a warm place or area come into the warm 16. informal the act or an instance of warming or being warmed Derived forms warmer (ˈwarmer) noun warmish (ˈwarmish) adjective warmly (ˈwarmly) adverb warmness (ˈwarmness) noun Word origin Old English wearm; related to Old Frisian, Old Saxon warm, Old Norse varmr warm in American English (wɔrm) adjective 1. a. having or giving off a moderate degree of heat a warm iron, warm coffee b. giving off pleasurable heat a warm fire c. uncomfortably warm; hot a warm night 2. having the natural heat of living beings said of the body, blood, etc. 3. a. heated or overheated, as with exercise or hard work b. such as to make one heated or overheated warm exercise, work, etc. 4. effective in keeping body heat in warm clothing 5. characterized by lively disagreement said of argument or controversy 6. fervent; ardent; enthusiastic warm encouragement 7. lively, vigorous, brisk, or animated 8. quick to anger; irascible; heated 9. a. genial; cordial a warm welcome b. sincere; grateful warm thanks c. sympathetic, affectionate, or loving d. passionate; amorous 10. suggesting warmth; having yellow, orange, or red hue said of colors 11. newly made; fresh; strong said of a scent or trail 12. Informal close to discovering something; on the verge of guessing or finding, as in games 13. Informal disagreeable; uncomfortable to make things warm for someone adverb 14. so as to be warm; warmly verb transitive 15. to make warm; raise the temperature of to a moderate extent 16. to make excited, animated, ardent, enthusiastic, lively, etc. 17. to fill with pleasant or kindly emotions a sight to warm the heart verb intransitive 18. to become warm 19. to become friendly, kindly, affectionate, or sympathetic (to or toward) 20. to become excited, ardent, enthusiastic, lively, etc. often with to 21. to feel a glow of pleasure; bask noun 22. Informal a warming or being warmed SIMILAR WORDS: ˈtender Idioms: warm up Derived forms warmer (ˈwarmer) noun warmly (ˈwarmly) adverb warmness (ˈwarmness) noun Word origin ME < OE wearm, akin to Ger warm < IE base gwher-, hot > Gr thermē, heat, thermos, warm, theros, summer, L formus, warm, fornax, furnace warm in Hospitality (wɔrm) Word forms:* (present) warms, (past) warmed, (perfect) warmed, (progressive) warming verb (Hospitality (hotel): Food and drink, cooking) If you warm food, you make it hotter. He warmed the milk in a pan. If the food is cold, warm it a little in the oven. The customer says his meat is cold - will you warm it for him, please? More idioms containing warm warm the cockles of your heart Examples of 'warm' in a sentence warm Family relationships are getting warmer and plans to work together should go well. The Sun (2016) This heartfelt series about friendship and family will leave you feeling warm and fuzzy inside. The Sun (2016) It would keep my ears warm in bed. The Sun (2016) Enjoy cold or serve warm with more hot custard. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Place the tray into the oven to warm. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The harder it is to present an elegant silhouette in clothes and to remain comfortable in warm weather. Times, Sunday Times (2016) And you know the advice that you should wear lots of layers to keep warm in cold weather? The Sun (2017) The sight of the Belgian centre back warming up in the tenth minute had brought appreciative applause. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Stick to using a warm, clean flannel instead. The Sun (2016) It will keep them warm and make them feel they've got something of their own to treasure. The Sun (2016) Dark blue appears cold if it is not combined with warming tones. Times, Sunday Times (2006) We wanted people to leave feeling warm and happy. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Keep it warm on the stove in case your meat has gone cold. The Sun (2013) Then it can be moved back to the warmer room. The Sun (2007) You feel warm and comfortable and drowsy. Wilkinson, Steve M.E. and You - a self-help plan (1988) That might do more to curb global warming and freak weather. The Sun (2014) Try a warm bath before going to bed. Atkinson, Jacqueline M Coping with Stress at Work (1988) Why do you not have one that mixes hot and cold to make warm? Times, Sunday Times (2013) Studies have shown global warming makes nursing periods longer. The Sun (2015) Staying warm and dry at sea is a must. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The fine line between warm friendship and hot love could be crossed. The Sun (2007) With each inward breath feel your body warming as you draw in colours of red or orange. Mill, Wendy Chalmers Repetitive Strain Injury (1994) The problem now is how to pay them without leaving home or getting warm. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Strain the sauce and place in a small saucepan over a low heat to keep warm. Times, Sunday Times (2010) This is the contrast between warm and cold colours. Improve Your Landscape Painting You can also choose to rest in bed after a warm treatment. MacEoin, Beth Healthy By Nature (1994) Surely cuddling up is better for keeping warm? The Sun (2012) Set aside in a warm place to rest. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Warm as a clean hand and just faintly tangy. Times, Sunday Times (2011) This year is now on track to become the warmest on record across the globe. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Warm up with exercise and warm clothes before and after a swim. Times, Sunday Times (2014) That makes you feel warm towards its creator. Times, Sunday Times (2015) His breath was warm, his voice soft. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Worn on your top half, it reflects warm tones onto the face. Times, Sunday Times (2016) In other languages warm British English: warm /wɔːm/ ADJECTIVE Something that is warm has some heat but not enough to be hot. It was warm during the day, but the nights were cold. American English: warm Arabic: دَافِئ Brazilian Portuguese: quente Chinese: 温暖的 Croatian: topao Czech: teplý Danish: varm Dutch: warm European Spanish: templado Finnish: lämmin French: chaud German: warm Greek: ζεστός Italian: tiepido Japanese: 暖かい Korean: 따뜻한 Norwegian: varm Polish: ciepły European Portuguese: quente Romanian: cald Russian: теплый Latin American Spanish: templado Swedish: varm Thai: อุ่น Turkish: ılık Ukrainian: теплий Vietnamese: ấm áp British English: warm VERB If you warm a part of your body or if something hot warms it, it stops feeling cold and starts to feel hotter. The sun had come out to warm his back. American English: warm Brazilian Portuguese: aquecer Chinese: 使…暖和 European Spanish: calentar French: chauffer German: aufwärmen Italian: scaldare Japanese: 暖める Korean: 따뜻하게 하다 European Portuguese: aquecer Latin American Spanish: calentar All related terms of 'warm' warm up If you warm something up or if it warms up , it gets hotter . warm-down If you warm down after doing a physical activity, you do special exercises to help relax your muscles and joints . warm over to reheat (food) warm sea The sea is the salty water that covers about three-quarters of the Earth's surface. warm tone a yellow, brown , olive , or reddish tinge in a black-and-white print warm-ups preparatory exercises done to warm up the muscles warm front the boundary between a warm air mass and the cold air above which it is rising , at a less steep angle than at the cold front warm place A place is any point, building, area, town, or country. warm sector a wedge of warm air between the warm and cold fronts of a depression , which is eventually occluded warm spring Spring is the season between winter and summer when the weather becomes warmer and plants start to grow again. warm winter Winter is the season between autumn and spring when the weather is usually cold . British warm an army officer's short thick overcoat warm-blooded A warm-blooded animal, for example a bird or a mammal, has a fairly high body temperature which does not change much and is not affected by the surrounding temperature. warm-hearted A warm-hearted person is friendly and affectionate . warm atmosphere The atmosphere of a place is the general impression that you get of it. warm reception If someone or something has a particular kind of reception , that is the way that people react to them. warm-up game A game is one particular occasion on which a game is played. warm personality Your personality is your whole character and nature. warm temperatures The temperature of something is a measure of how hot or cold it is. warm-up exercises preparatory exercises done to warm up the muscles warm-up routine A routine is a short sequence of jokes , remarks , actions, or movements that forms part of a longer performance . warm the cockles of your heart to make you feel happy and contented warm the cockles of someone's heart to make someone feel pleased or cheerful Chinese translation of 'warm' warm (wɔːm) adj [meal, soup, water] 温(溫)热(熱)的 (wēnrè de) [day, weather] 暖和的 (nuǎnhuo de) [clothes, blankets] 保暖的 (bǎonuǎn de) [applause, welcome] 热(熱)情的 (rèqíng de) (= friendly) [person] 友爱(愛)的 (yǒu'ài de) vt 使暖和 (shǐ nuǎnhuo) it's warm 天很暖和 (tiān hěn nuǎnhuo) are you warm enough? 你觉(覺)得够(夠)暖和吗(嗎)？ (nǐ juéde gòu nuǎnhuo ma?) to keep warm 保暖 (bǎonuǎn) to keep sth warm [food] 使某物保温(溫) (shǐ mǒuwù bǎowēn) [building, house etc] 使某物保持温(溫)暖 (shǐ mǒuwù bǎochí wēnnuǎn) with my warmest thanks 顺(順)致我最诚(誠)挚的谢(謝)意 (shùnzhì wǒ zuì chéngzhì de xièyì) to warm one's hands/feet 暖暖手/脚(腳) (nuǎnnuǎn shǒu/jiǎo) to warm to sb/sth 对(對)某人/某事产(產)生好感 (duì mǒurén/mǒushì chǎnshēng hǎogǎn) All related terms of 'warm' warm up ( room, weather ) 暖起来(來) nuǎn qǐlái ( water, substance etc ) 变(變)热(熱) biàn rè warm-up ( Sport ) 热(熱)身活动(動) rèshēn huódòng it's warm 天很暖和 tiān hěn nuǎnhuo to keep warm 保暖 bǎonuǎn to keep sth warm ( food ) 使某物保温(溫) shǐ mǒuwù bǎowēn are you warm enough? 你觉(覺)得够(夠)暖和吗(嗎)？ nǐ juéde gòu nuǎnhuo ma? to warm to sb/sth 对(對)某人/某事产(產)生好感 duì mǒurén/mǒushì chǎnshēng hǎogǎn to warm one's hands/feet 暖暖手/脚(腳) nuǎnnuǎn shǒu/jiǎo a warm-up match or game 一场(場)热(熱)身赛(賽) yī chǎng rèshēnsài to give sb a warm welcome 热(熱)烈欢(歡)迎某人 rèliè huānyíng mǒurén it's nice and warm/bright in here 这(這)里(裡)真好，挺温(溫)暖/明亮的 zhèlǐ zhēn hǎo, tǐng wēnnuǎn/míngliàng de 1 (adjective) in the sense of balmy Definition feeling or having a moderate degree of heat The weather was so warm I had to take off my jacket. Synonyms balmy a balmy summer's evening mild The area is famous for its mild winters. temperate The valley keeps a temperate climate throughout the year. pleasant fine I'll do the garden if the weather is fine. bright the bright winter sky sunny The weather was surprisingly warm and sunny. agreeable sultry on a sultry, summer evening summery moderately hot Opposites cold , cool , freezing , icy , chilly 2 (adjective) in the sense of cosy Definition feeling or having a moderate degree of heat Nothing beats coming home to a warm house. Synonyms cosy Guests can relax in the cosy bar before dinner. snug a snug log cabin toasty (informal) comfortable A home should be comfortable and friendly. homely We try and provide a very homely atmosphere. comfy (informal) 3 (adjective) in the sense of moderately hot Definition feeling or having a moderate degree of heat A warm bath will help to relax you. Synonyms moderately hot heated Opposites cold , cool , freezing , icy 4 (adjective) in the sense of thermal Definition giving heat Some people can't afford warm clothes. Synonyms thermal winter thick She wore a thick tartan skirt. chunky You can't beat these big chunky sweaters for warmth. woolly Opposites cool 5 (adjective) in the sense of mellow Definition (of colours) predominantly red or yellow in tone The basement hallway is painted a warm yellow. Synonyms mellow Is she more mellow and tolerant? relaxing I find cooking very relaxing. pleasant a pleasant surprise agreeable I've gone out of my way to be agreeable to his friends. restful a joyous and restful three days 6 (adjective) in the sense of affable Definition kindly or affectionate We were instantly attracted by his warm personality. Synonyms affable He is an extremely affable and approachable man. kindly He was a stern critic but an extremely kindly man. friendly a friendly atmosphere affectionate They seemed devoted to each other and were openly affectionate. loving a loving husband and father happy tender tender, loving care pleasant He was most anxious to seem agreeable and pleasant. cheerful hearty He was a hearty, bluff, athletic sort of guy. good-humoured Rose remained good-humoured in spite of all their teasing. amiable She had been surprised at how amiable and polite he had seemed. amicable The meeting ended on reasonably amicable terms. cordial I had never known him to be so chatty and cordial. sociable Some children have more sociable personalities than others. genial He was a warm-hearted friend and a genial host. congenial The food at the party was excellent, and the company congenial. hospitable The people here are hospitable and welcoming. approachable We found him very approachable and easy to talk to. amorous the object of his amorous intentions good-natured likable or likeable Opposites cold , cool , remote , distant , hostile , aloof , unfriendly , uncaring , apathetic , phlegmatic , unenthusiastic , unwelcoming , stand-offish , half-hearted 7 (adjective) in the sense of near Definition near to finding a hidden object or guessing facts, for example in a children's game Am I getting warm? Am I right? Synonyms near I have no near relations. close A White House official said an agreement is close. hot It was too hot even for a gentle stroll. near to the truth (verb) in the sense of warm up Definition to make warm She went to warm her hands by the fire. Synonyms warm up heat Meanwhile, heat the tomatoes and oil in a pan. thaw (out) heat up In the summer her mobile home heats up like an oven. Opposites cool , freeze , chill , cool down Phrasal verbs See warm down See warm something or someone up See warm to someone See warm to something See warm up Additional synonyms in the sense of affectionate Definition having or displaying tenderness, affection, or warmth They seemed devoted to each other and were openly affectionate. Synonyms fond, loving, kind, caring, warm, friendly, attached, devoted, tender, doting, warm-hearted in the sense of agreeable Definition pleasant and enjoyable I've gone out of my way to be agreeable to his friends. Synonyms friendly, pleasant, nice, sociable, affable, congenial, good-natured, likable or likeable in the sense of amiable Definition having a pleasant nature She had been surprised at how amiable and polite he had seemed. Synonyms pleasant, kind, kindly, pleasing, friendly, attractive, engaging, charming, obliging, delightful, cheerful, benign, winning, agreeable, good-humoured, lovable, sociable, genial, affable, congenial, winsome, good-natured, sweet-tempered, likable or likeable Synonyms of 'warm' warm Explore 'warm' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of amicable Definition characterized by friendliness The meeting ended on reasonably amicable terms. Synonyms friendly, kindly, brotherly, civil, neighbourly, peaceful, polite, harmonious, good-humoured, amiable, courteous, cordial, sociable, fraternal, peaceable in the sense of amorous Definition feeling, displaying, or relating to sexual love or desire the object of his amorous intentions Synonyms loving, in love, tender, passionate, fond, erotic, affectionate, ardent, impassioned, doting, enamoured, lustful, attached, lovesick, amatory in the sense of approachable We found him very approachable and easy to talk to. Synonyms friendly, open, cordial, sociable, affable, congenial in the sense of bright the bright winter sky Synonyms sunny, clear, fair, pleasant, clement, lucid, cloudless, unclouded, sunlit in the sense of chunky Definition containing thick pieces You can't beat these big chunky sweaters for warmth. Synonyms thick, heavy in the sense of close Definition near or in proximity A White House official said an agreement is close. Synonyms imminent, near, approaching, impending, at hand, upcoming, nigh, just round the corner in the sense of comfortable Definition giving comfort A home should be comfortable and friendly. Synonyms pleasant, homely, easy, relaxing, delightful, enjoyable, cosy, agreeable, restful in the sense of congenial Definition friendly, pleasant, or agreeable The food at the party was excellent, and the company congenial. Synonyms pleasant, kindly, pleasing, friendly, agreeable, cordial, sociable, genial, affable, convivial, companionable, favourable, complaisant in the sense of cordial Definition warm and friendly I had never known him to be so chatty and cordial. Synonyms warm, welcoming, friendly, cheerful, affectionate, hearty, agreeable, sociable, genial, affable, congenial, warm-hearted in the sense of fine Definition (of weather) clear and dry I'll do the garden if the weather is fine. Synonyms sunny, clear, fair, dry, bright, pleasant, clement, balmy, cloudless Additional synonyms in the sense of friendly Definition showing or expressing liking, goodwill, or trust a friendly atmosphere Synonyms amicable, warm, familiar, pleasant, intimate, informal, benign, conciliatory, cordial, congenial, convivial in the sense of genial Definition cheerful, easy-going, and friendly He was a warm-hearted friend and a genial host. Synonyms friendly, kind, kindly, pleasant, warm, cheerful, jolly, hearty, agreeable, cheery, amiable, cordial, affable, congenial, jovial, convivial, good-natured, warm-hearted, merry in the sense of good-humoured Rose remained good-humoured in spite of all their teasing. Synonyms genial, happy, pleasant, cheerful, amiable, affable, congenial, good-tempered in the sense of hearty Definition warm, friendly, and enthusiastic He was a hearty, bluff, athletic sort of guy. Synonyms friendly, genial, warm, generous, eager, enthusiastic, ardent, cordial, affable, ebullient, jovial, effusive, unreserved, back-slapping in the sense of heat Definition to make or become hot or warm Meanwhile, heat the tomatoes and oil in a pan. Synonyms warm (up), cook, fry, boil, roast, reheat, make hot in the sense of heat up In the summer her mobile home heats up like an oven. Synonyms warm up, get hotter, become hot, rise in temperature, become warm, grow hot in the sense of homely Definition simple, ordinary, and comfortable We try and provide a very homely atmosphere. Synonyms comfortable, welcoming, friendly, domestic, familiar, informal, cosy, comfy (informal), homespun, downhome (slang, US), homelike, homy (US) in the sense of hospitable Definition generous, friendly, and welcoming to guests or strangers The people here are hospitable and welcoming. Synonyms welcoming, kind, friendly, liberal, generous, gracious, amicable, cordial, sociable, genial, bountiful in the sense of hot Definition having a temperature higher than desirable It was too hot even for a gentle stroll. Synonyms warm, close, stifling, humid, torrid, sultry, sweltering, balmy, muggy in the sense of kindly Definition having a warm-hearted and caring nature He was a stern critic but an extremely kindly man. Synonyms benevolent, kind, caring, nice, warm, gentle, helpful, pleasant, mild, sympathetic, beneficial, polite, favourable, benign, humane, compassionate, hearty, cordial, considerate, genial, affable, good-natured, beneficent, well-disposed, kind-hearted, warm-hearted Additional synonyms in the sense of loving Definition feeling or showing love and affection a loving husband and father Synonyms affectionate, kind, warm, dear, friendly, devoted, tender, fond, ardent, cordial, doting, amorous, solicitous, demonstrative, warm-hearted in the sense of mild Definition gentle or temperate in character, climate, or behaviour The area is famous for its mild winters. Synonyms temperate, warm, calm, moderate, clement, tranquil, balmy in the sense of pleasant Definition pleasing or enjoyable a pleasant surprise Synonyms pleasing, nice, welcome, satisfying, fine, lovely, acceptable, amusing, refreshing, delightful, enjoyable, gratifying, agreeable, pleasurable, delectable, lekker (South Africa, slang) in the sense of pleasant Definition having pleasing manners or appearance He was most anxious to seem agreeable and pleasant. Synonyms friendly, nice, agreeable, likable or likeable, engaging, charming, cheerful, cheery, good-humoured, amiable, genial, affable, congenial in the sense of relaxing I find cooking very relaxing. Synonyms restful, calming, soothing, tranquillizing in the sense of restful Definition relaxing or soothing a joyous and restful three days Synonyms relaxing, quiet, relaxed, comfortable, pacific, calm, calming, peaceful, soothing, sleepy, serene, tranquil, placid, undisturbed, languid, unhurried, tranquillizing, chilled (informal) in the sense of snug Definition comfortably warm and well protected a snug log cabin Synonyms cosy, warm, comfortable, homely, sheltered, intimate, comfy (informal) in the sense of sociable Definition friendly and enjoying other people's company Some children have more sociable personalities than others. Synonyms friendly, social, outgoing, warm, neighbourly, accessible, cordial, genial, affable, approachable, gregarious, convivial, companionable, conversable in the sense of sultry Definition (of weather or climate) very hot and humid on a sultry, summer evening Synonyms humid, close, hot, sticky, stifling, oppressive, stuffy, sweltering, muggy in the sense of sunny Definition full of or lit up by sunshine The weather was surprisingly warm and sunny. Synonyms bright, clear, fine, brilliant, radiant, luminous, sunlit, summery, unclouded, sunshiny, without a cloud in the sky Additional synonyms in the sense of temperate Definition of a climate which is never extremely hot or extremely cold The valley keeps a temperate climate throughout the year. Synonyms mild, moderate, balmy, fair, cool, soft, calm, gentle, pleasant, clement, agreeable in the sense of tender Definition gentle and kind tender, loving care Synonyms gentle, loving, kind, caring, warm, sympathetic, fond, sentimental, humane, affectionate, compassionate, benevolent, considerate, merciful, amorous, warm-hearted, tenderhearted, softhearted, touchy-feely (informal) in the sense of thick Definition (of clothes) made of heavy cloth or wool She wore a thick tartan skirt. Synonyms heavy, heavyweight, dense, chunky, bulky, woolly All related terms of 'warm' warm up become warm, improve, brighten, get hotter warm down cool down, relax, unwind, wind down, cool off warm-blooded homeothermic or homeothermal warm-hearted kindly, loving, kind, warm, gentle warm to someone take to, begin to like, get on with, be taken with, become friendly with warm to something become enthusiastic about, become excited about, become supportive of, grow animated about warm something or someone up heat, thaw, heat up
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