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| warm to make something or someone warm 使暖和;使温暖 | Isat down and warmed my hands with a cup of hot coffee. 我坐了下来,用一杯热咖啡暖暖手。 | | The morning sun warms the kitchen nicely. 早晨的太阳把厨房晒得暖烘烘的。 | |
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- | ˈwarm to |
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| warm to sb/sth: to begin to like someone or something 开始喜欢(某人或某物);对(某人或某物)产生好感 | She’ s the kind of person you warm to immediately. 她是那种你一见就会喜欢上的人。 | | It might take them a while to warm to the idea. 他们可能要过一段时间才会喜欢上这个主意。 | |
- | ˌwarm ˈup |
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1 | T warm2 | I’ ll warm up some soup for lunch. 我要热一些汤午餐时喝。 | |
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2 | I to become warm 变暖和 | Drink this and you’ ll soon warm up. 喝下这东西,你马上就会暖和起来。 | |
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3 | I/T to prepare for a sport or activity by doing gentle exercises or practising just before it starts (在体育运动或其他活动前)做准备动作;(使)热身 | The players are already on the field warming up. 运动员已经上场在做准备活动了。 | | stretching exercises to warm up your calf muscles 活动小腿肌肉的伸展运动 | | 3a | I to prepare for a particular race , game , or competition by competing in less important events first 打热身赛 | | The boys warmed up for their big game with a 4–0 win at Derby last week. 小伙子们上周在德比进行的大赛前的热身赛上以4比0取胜。 | | |
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4 | T if you warm up a machine or an engine , you switch it on and wait for a little while until it is ready to be used 预热(机器或发动机) | 4a | I if a machine or an engine warms up , it becomes ready to be used after someone switches it on (机器或发动机)预热 | | In cold weather it takes longer for the car to warm up. 冷天汽车预热的时间要稍长一点。 | | |
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5 | I/T if an event or situation warms up , or if something warms it up , it starts to become enjoyable , interesting , or busy (使)快乐起来;(使)变得有趣;(使)热闹起来 | By midnight the party had really warmed up. 到半夜时聚会真正地热闹起来了。 | |
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6 | T if a minor performer warms up an audience , they put the audience in the right mood for the main performance (演出前)使(观众)进入观看主要演出的精神状态,调动(观众)情绪 |
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