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В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

английски
английски
италиански
италиански

I. warm [Brit wɔːm, Am wɔrm] ПРИЛ

1. warm (not cold):

warm place, bed, clothing, food, temperature, air, water, day, climate, fire, sun
warm scent, trail
in warm weather
to be warm person:
to be warm weather:
it's warm today
are you warm enough?
in a warm oven ГАСТР
serve warm” ГАСТР
it's warm work
to get warm person, weather, object:
to get sb, sth warm
scaldare qn, qc
to keep (oneself) warm (wrap up)
to keep sb warm extra clothing, blanket:
to keep sb warm nurse:
to keep sth warm food
to keep sth warm room

2. warm (cordial, enthusiastic):

warm person, atmosphere, applause, congratulations, feeling, reception, smile, thanks, welcome
warm admiration, support
to have a warm heart
warm(est) regards
to give sb, get a warm welcome

3. warm (mellow):

warm colour
warm sound

II. warm [Brit wɔːm, Am wɔrm] СЪЩ

1. warm Brit разг:

the warm (warm place)

Phrases:

to give sth a warm разг dish, plate, implement
to give sth a warm part of body

III. warm [Brit wɔːm, Am wɔrm] ГЛАГ прх

warm plate, dish, food, water
warm implement
warm bed
warm part of body
to warm sb's heart

IV. warm [Brit wɔːm, Am wɔrm] ГЛАГ нпрх

warm food, liquid, object:

warm

V. to warm oneself ГЛАГ рефл

to warm oneself

VI. warm [Brit wɔːm, Am wɔrm]

to make things warm for sb разг

warm to ГЛАГ [wɔːm -] ГЛАГ [wɔːm -] (warm to [sb, sth])

warm to warm towards acquaintance
warm to warm towards artist, idea, cause
warm to warm towards artistic, literary style
warm to warm towards task, work
and then, ” he said, warming to his theme, …
e poi, ” disse, accolorandosi, …

warm-blooded [Brit wɔːmˈblʌdɪd, Am ˈˌwɔrm ˈblədəd] ПРИЛ ЗООЛ

warm-blooded
warm-blooded прен

warm up ГЛАГ [wɔːm -]

1. warm up:

warm up person, room, house:
warm up food, liquid:
warm up MOTOR, ELEC car, engine, radio:

2. warm up (become lively) прен:

warm up discussion, campaign, party:
warm up audience:

3. warm up:

warm up СПОРТ athlete, player:
warm up МУЗ singer:
warm up МУЗ orchestra, musician:
warm up (heat) room, bed, person
warm up food
warm up ТЕАТ audience
warm up СПОРТ athlete, player
warm up МУЗ singer: voice
warm up musician: instrument

warm-hearted [Brit wɔːmˈhɑːtɪd, Am ˌwɔrmˈhɑrdəd] ПРИЛ

warm-hearted
warm-hearted

warm-heartedness [Brit ˌwɔːmˈhɑːtɪdnəs, Am ˈˌwɔrm ˈˌhɑrdədnəs] СЪЩ

warm front [Am ˈwɔrm frənt] СЪЩ

warm front

warm-up [Brit ˈwɔːmʌp, Am ˈwɔr ˌməp] СЪЩ

warm-up МУЗ, ТЕАТ, СПОРТ
warm-up before n exercise, routine

warm over ГЛАГ [wɔːm -] Am (warm [sth] over, warm over [sth])

1. warm over (reheat):

warm over dish, food

2. warm over (rehash):

warm over ideas
италиански
италиански
английски
английски
caloroso persona
warm
caloroso persona
warm-hearted
caloroso accoglienza
warm
caloroso voce, parole
warm
caloroso (pieno di entusiasmo) pubblico, applauso, sostegno, appoggio
warm
caloroso (pieno di entusiasmo) ringraziamento
warm

в PONS речника

английски
английски
италиански
италиански

I. warm [wɔ:rm] ПРИЛ

1. warm:

warm
warm (not too hot)
nice and warm
to be warm person
to be warm thing
to be warm weather

2. warm (affectionate):

warm
warm welcome
to be warm

3. warm (fresh):

warm
warm tracks

Phrases:

II. warm [wɔ:rm] СЪЩ

the warm

III. warm [wɔ:rm] ГЛАГ прх

warm
to warm the soup
to warm sb's heart
Запис в OpenDict

warm НРЧ

warm

warm front СЪЩ

warm front

warm-blooded [ˌwɔ:rm·ˈblʌ·dɪd] ПРИЛ

warm-blooded

I. warm up ГЛАГ нпрх

warm up

II. warm up ГЛАГ прх

warm up

warm-hearted [ˌwɔ:rm·ˈhɑ:r·t̬ɪd] ПРИЛ

warm-hearted

warm-up, warmup [ˈwɔ:m·ʌp] СЪЩ СПОРТ

warm-up
италиански
италиански
английски
английски
warm
warm
warm bread
caldo (-a)
warm
caldo (-a)
warm
Present
Iwarm
youwarm
he/she/itwarms
wewarm
youwarm
theywarm
Past
Iwarmed
youwarmed
he/she/itwarmed
wewarmed
youwarmed
theywarmed
Present Perfect
Ihavewarmed
youhavewarmed
he/she/ithaswarmed
wehavewarmed
youhavewarmed
theyhavewarmed
Past Perfect
Ihadwarmed
youhadwarmed
he/she/ithadwarmed
wehadwarmed
youhadwarmed
theyhadwarmed

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