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Economic
chaud(e)

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. warm [Brit wɔːm, Am wɔrm] N inf

1. warm Brit:

the warm (warm place)

Phrases:

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

II. warm [Brit wɔːm, Am wɔrm] ADJ

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 FOOD
serve warm’ FOOD
it's warm work
to get warm person, weather, object:
to get sb/sth warm
to get oneself warm
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

III. warm [Brit wɔːm, Am wɔrm] VB trans

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

IV. warm [Brit wɔːm, Am wɔrm] VB intr

warm food, liquid, object:

warm

V. to warm oneself VB refl

to warm oneself refl:

to warm oneself

VI. warm [Brit wɔːm, Am wɔrm]

to make things warm for sb inf

I. warm to VB [Brit wɔːm -, Am wɔrm -], warm towards VB (warm to [sb/sth])

warm to acquaintance
warm to artist, idea, cause
warm to artistic, literary style
warm to task, work

warm-blooded [Brit wɔːmˈblʌdɪd, Am ˈˌwɔrm ˈblədəd] ADJ ZOOL

warm-blooded
warm-blooded fig

warm up VB [Brit wɔːm -, Am wɔrm -]

1. warm up:

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

2. warm up (become lively) fig:

warm up discussion, campaign, party, audience:

3. warm up:

warm up SPORTS athlete, player:
warm up MUS singer:
warm up orchestra, musician:
warm up (heat) room, bed, person
warm up food
warm up (prepare) THEAT
warm up audience SPORTS athlete, player
warm up MUS singer: voice
warm up MUS musician: instrument

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

warm-up MUS, SPORTS, THEAT
warm-up attr exercise, routine

warm-hearted ADJ

warm-hearted

warm front N

warm front
cosily warm
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
cordial (cordiale) personne
warm-hearted
cordial (cordiale) sentiment
warm
warm-up

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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. warm [wɔ:m, Am wɔ:rm] ADJ

1. warm (quite hot):

warm
I'm warm
it's warm
to get warm
to keep (oneself) warm
to keep sth warm

2. warm (not hot enough):

warm

3. warm (showing feeling):

warm greeting, welcome
warm support

4. warm (causing heat):

warm
it's warm work

5. warm (suggesting heat):

warm colours, atmosphere

6. warm (close in guessing):

to be warm

Phrases:

to keep sb's seat warm for them inf

II. warm [wɔ:m, Am wɔ:rm] N

to have a warm
to stay in the warm

III. warm [wɔ:m, Am wɔ:rm] VB trans a. fig

warm

IV. warm [wɔ:m, Am wɔ:rm] VB intr

warm

warm to, warm towards VB trans

to warm to sb
to warm to sth

warm-hearted [ˌwɔ:mˈhɑ:tɪd, Am ˌwɔ:rmˈhɑ:rt̬ɪd] ADJ

warm-hearted

I. warm up VB intr

1. warm up (become hot):

warm up

2. warm up (begin to function properly):

warm up engine, machine

3. warm up (limber up):

warm up

4. warm up (animate):

warm up party, atmosphere
warm up debate

II. warm up VB trans

1. warm up (make hot):

warm up

2. warm up (start):

warm up engine

3. warm up (animate):

warm up

warm-up N

warm-up

warm-blooded [ˌwɔ:mˈblʌdɪd, Am ˌwɔ:rm-] ADJ

warm-blooded

warm front N

warm front
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
warm-up
chaleureux (-euse)
warm
tiède gâteau, lit
warm
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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. warm [wɔrm] ADJ

1. warm (quite hot):

warm
I'm warm
it's warm
to get warm
to keep (oneself) warm
to keep sth warm

2. warm (not hot enough):

warm

3. warm (showing feeling):

warm greeting, welcome
warm support

4. warm (causing heat):

warm
it's warm work

5. warm (suggesting heat):

warm colors, atmosphere

6. warm (close in guessing):

to be warm

Phrases:

to keep sb's seat warm (for sb) inf

II. warm [wɔrm] N

to have a warm
to stay in the warm

III. warm [wɔrm] VB trans a. fig

warm

IV. warm [wɔrm] VB intr

warm

warm to, warm toward VB trans

to warm to sb
to warm to sth

warm-blooded [ˌwɔrm·ˈblʌd·ɪd] ADJ

warm-blooded

warm-hearted [ˌwɔrm·ˈhar·t̬ɪd] ADJ

warm-hearted

warm front N

warm front

I. warm up VB intr

1. warm up (become hot):

warm up

2. warm up (begin to function properly):

warm up engine, machine

3. warm up (limber up):

warm up

4. warm up (animate):

warm up party, atmosphere
warm up debate

II. warm up VB trans

1. warm up (make hot):

warm up

2. warm up (start):

warm up engine

3. warm up (animate):

warm up

warm-up N

warm-up
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
warm-up
chaleureux (-euse)
warm
to 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