| 单词 | warm |
| 释义 | warm UK [wɔ:m] US [wɔ:rm] adjective TEMPERATURE 温度 ESSENTIAL ■having or producing a comfortably high temperature, although not hot 温暖的；暖和的 •Are you warm enough or do you want the fire on?你暖不暖和，要不要生火？ •I've got my hands in my pockets to keep them warm.我把手放在口袋里保暖。 ESSENTIAL ■describes clothes and covers made of a material that keeps you warm （衣物等）保暖的，暖和的 •I don't have a warm winter coat.我连一件暖和的冬衣都没有。 •Those gloves look nice and warm.那些手套看起来又漂亮又暖和。 ■A warm colour is one which is based on or contains a colour such as red, yellow or orange which suggests warmth. 暖色的the warm UK ■a warm place 暖和的地方 •It's cold standing out there - come into the warm.站在外边挺冷的——进来暖和暖和吧。 UK [wɔ:m] US [wɔ:rm] adjective FRIENDLY 友好的 ADVANCED ■friendly and loving 亲切友好的；热心的，热情的 •They're a very warm family.他们一家人非常热情。 •He has a lovely warm smile.他的笑容亲切而迷人。 •I'd like to give a warm welcome UK [wɔ:m] US [wɔ:rm] adjective NEAR 接近 [after verb] informal ■(especially in children's games) near to guessing a correct answer or to discovering a hidden object （尤指在儿童游戏中）即将猜中的，快要发现的 •You're getting UK [wɔ:m] US [wɔ:rm] verb intransitive or transitive ADVANCED ■to (cause to) become warm (= less cold) （使）温暖，（使）变暖和 •You're so cold - come and warm your hands by the fire.你太冷了——来，到火边暖暖手。 •Your supper's just warming through •We can warm (up) UK [wɔ:m] US [wɔ:rm] verb intransitive or transitive Phrasal Verbs [M] warm sth over US disapproving ■to use an idea that has been used before or to discuss a subject that has already been discussed before 再次使用（已用过的办法）；对…老调重弹 •Voters are bored with politicians warming over old policies.选民们已经厌倦了政客们对老的政策旧调重弹。 warmed-overUK [ˌwɔːmdˈəʊ.vər] US [ˌwɔːrmdˈoʊ.və˞] adjective [before noun] US disapproving 2. These commercials are just warmed-over imitations of earlier TV ads. 这些商业广告只是对先前那些电视广告的老套模仿而已。 UK [wɔ:m] US [wɔ:rm] verb intransitive or transitive Phrasal Verbs warm to sb ■to start to like someone 开始喜欢上（某人） •I wasn't sure about Sarah at first, but I warmed to her after we'd been out together a few times.一开始我不太确定是不是喜欢莎拉，可后来我跟她一起外出约会了几次后就对她有了好感。 UK [wɔ:m] US [wɔ:rm] verb intransitive or transitive Phrasal Verbs warm to sth ■If you warm to an idea, you start to become interested in or enthusiastic about it 对…变得感兴趣；对…变得热衷 •Unfortunately, I had to leave just as the speaker was warming to his theme.不巧的是，正当发言者就他的主题越讲越起劲时，我不得不离开了。 UK [wɔ:m] US [wɔ:rm] verb intransitive or transitive Phrasal Verbs [M] warm (sb/sth) up ■to become warmer or to make someone or something warmer 变热；（使）暖和；加热 •The house soon warms up with the heating on.暖气一开，屋子里很快就暖和起来了。 •I'll just warm up the engine while you're getting your coats on.你们穿上大衣，我去预热一下引擎。 UK [wɔ:m] US [wɔ:rm] verb intransitive or transitive Phrasal Verbs [M] warm (sb) up ■to entertain people while they are waiting for a performance to start, for example by telling jokes 节目开始前活跃观众气氛（如讲笑话） •He's got a job warming up for TV studio audiences.他找到一份工作，负责在电视节目录制前炒热观众席的气氛。 •He was warming the audience up with his world-famous jokes.他讲了几个令人捧腹的笑话，以炒热观众席的气氛。 UK [wɔ:m] US [wɔ:rm] verb intransitive or transitive Phrasal Verbs [M] warm sth up ■to heat food that has already been cooked 重新加热（食品） •I might just warm up the leftovers from yesterday's meal in the microwave.我或许只需用微波炉热一热昨天剩的饭菜就可以了。 UK [wɔ:m] US [wɔ:rm] verb intransitive or transitive Phrasal Verbs warm up EVENT informal ■If an event warms up, it starts to become more interesting, enjoyable or exciting 活跃起来；热闹起来 •The party was only just starting to warm up as I left.我离开时派对刚开始要热闹起来。 EXERCISE ■to prepare yourself for a physical activity by doing some gentle exercises and stretches 做准备活动，热身 •If you don't warm up before taking exercise, you risk injuring yourself.如果你在运动之前不做热身，会有受伤的危险。 |
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