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

warmwarm1 /wɔrm/ ●●● S1 W2 adjective

ETYMOLOGYwarm¹

Origin: Old English wearm

COLLOCATIONS► keep ... warm

I’ve put your dinner in the oven to keep it warm (=stop it from becoming cold).

► keep/stay warm

(=wear enough clothes not to feel cold)

► a warm welcome

They gave us a warm welcome.

THESAURUSweather/food/liquid etc.► hot

having a high temperature: Be careful, the water’s very hot. They serve both hot and cold food.

► warm

a little hot, especially in a pleasant way: The weather was warm enough that I didn’t need a jacket.

► balmy

warm and pleasant. Used about weather and air: We enjoyed the balmy evening breezes in Hawaii.

► humid

warm and wet. Used about weather and air: Summers in Alabama are extremely humid.

► burning/scorching (hot)

extremely hot. Used about objects, food, and weather: The sidewalk was burning hot under her bare feet.

► sweltering

extremely hot and humid. Used about weather and air: The air conditioner was broken and it was sweltering in the office.

► blistering (hot)

extremely hot. Used about weather and hot surfaces, usually ones that are outside: It was a blistering hot afternoon and we decided to stay inside.

► lukewarm

slightly warm and often not as hot or as cold as it should be. Used about liquid or food: All they gave him to eat was a bowl of lukewarm soup.

► boiling (hot)

extremely hot. Used about liquid and weather: The shower went from boiling hot to cold and back to boiling again.

► scalding

hot enough to burn you. Used about liquid: She spilled a cup of scalding coffee on herself and started to scream.

1SLIGHTLY HOT slightly hot, especially in a pleasant way: a warm bath I hope we get some warmer weather soon. I’ve put your dinner in the oven to keep it warm (=stop it from becoming cold).► see thesaurus at hot2FEEL WARM feeling slightly hot, or making you feel this way: Are you warm enough?keep/stay warm (=wear enough clothes not to feel cold)3CLOTHES/BUILDINGS clothes or buildings that are warm can keep in heat or keep out cold: a warm jacket4FRIENDLY friendly in a way that makes you feel comfortable: She’s a very warm person. They gave us a warm welcome.5COLOR warm colors are red, yellow, orange, and similar colors6CORRECT used especially in games to say that someone is near to guessing the correct answer or finding a hidden object OPP cold: You’re getting warmer.7warm (and) fuzzy used to describe something that gives you a good feeling, especially relating to love or caring: warm and fuzzy campaign commercials8the warm fuzzies informal good pleasant feelings9a warm scent/trail a smell or path that has been made recently, which a hunter can easily follow10PLEASANT FEELING a warm feeling is pleasant and you feel happy, relaxed, and satisfied11ANGRY/EXCITED old-fashioned angry or excited[Origin: Old English wearm]—warmness noun [uncountable] → see also warmth

单词	warmness
释义	warmwarm1 /wɔrm/ ●●● S1 W2 adjective Etymology ETYMOLOGYwarm¹ Origin: Old English wearm Collocations COLLOCATIONS► keep ... warm I’ve put your dinner in the oven to keep it warm (=stop it from becoming cold). ► keep/stay warm (=wear enough clothes not to feel cold) ► a warm welcome They gave us a warm welcome. Thesaurus THESAURUSweather/food/liquid etc.► hot having a high temperature: Be careful, the water’s very hot. They serve both hot and cold food. ► warm a little hot, especially in a pleasant way: The weather was warm enough that I didn’t need a jacket. ► balmy warm and pleasant. Used about weather and air: We enjoyed the balmy evening breezes in Hawaii. ► humid warm and wet. Used about weather and air: Summers in Alabama are extremely humid. ► burning/scorching (hot) extremely hot. Used about objects, food, and weather: The sidewalk was burning hot under her bare feet. ► sweltering extremely hot and humid. Used about weather and air: The air conditioner was broken and it was sweltering in the office. ► blistering (hot) extremely hot. Used about weather and hot surfaces, usually ones that are outside: It was a blistering hot afternoon and we decided to stay inside. ► lukewarm slightly warm and often not as hot or as cold as it should be. Used about liquid or food: All they gave him to eat was a bowl of lukewarm soup. ► boiling (hot) extremely hot. Used about liquid and weather: The shower went from boiling hot to cold and back to boiling again. ► scalding hot enough to burn you. Used about liquid: She spilled a cup of scalding coffee on herself and started to scream. 1SLIGHTLY HOT slightly hot, especially in a pleasant way: a warm bath I hope we get some warmer weather soon. I’ve put your dinner in the oven to keep it warm (=stop it from becoming cold).► see thesaurus at hot2FEEL WARM feeling slightly hot, or making you feel this way: Are you warm enough?keep/stay warm (=wear enough clothes not to feel cold)3CLOTHES/BUILDINGS clothes or buildings that are warm can keep in heat or keep out cold: a warm jacket4FRIENDLY friendly in a way that makes you feel comfortable: She’s a very warm person. They gave us a warm welcome.5COLOR warm colors are red, yellow, orange, and similar colors6CORRECT used especially in games to say that someone is near to guessing the correct answer or finding a hidden object OPP cold: You’re getting warmer.7warm (and) fuzzy used to describe something that gives you a good feeling, especially relating to love or caring: warm and fuzzy campaign commercials8the warm fuzzies informal good pleasant feelings9a warm scent/trail a smell or path that has been made recently, which a hunter can easily follow10PLEASANT FEELING a warm feeling is pleasant and you feel happy, relaxed, and satisfied11ANGRY/EXCITED old-fashioned angry or excited[Origin: Old English wearm]—warmness noun [uncountable] → see also warmth
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