warm

warm
[wɔ:m, Am wɔ:rm] adj
1) (not cool) warm;
are you \warm enough? ist [es] dir warm genug?;
sb is as \warm as toast [or (Am usu) toasty \warm] (fam) jdm ist mollig warm;
nice and \warm angenehm warm
2) (affectionate) warm;
\warm person warmherzige Person;
\warm welcome herzliche Begrüßung;
to give a \warm welcome to sb jdn herzlich willkommen heißen
3) clothes warm, wärmend attr
4) (energetic)
cycling uphill is \warm work beim Radfahren bergauf kommt man ins Schwitzen
5) usu attr colours warm
6) usu pred (close guess) warm (fam), nahe dran (fam)
to be \warm nahe dran sein (fam)
you're very \warm heiß;
to get \warm der Sache näherkommen
7) usu pred (fresh) track, trail frisch
PHRASES:
cold hands, \warm heart kalte Hände, warmes Herz;
to keep sb's seat \warm for them (fam) jds Platz m für jdn freihalten n
1) no pl (place)
to come [or get] into the \warm ins Warme kommen
2) usu sing (fam: heating up)
to have a \warm sich akk [auf]wärmen vt to \warm sth etw wärmen;
to \warm one's feet sich dat die Füße wärmen;
to \warm the soup die Suppe aufwärmen [o (fam) warm machen];
PHRASES:
to \warm the [ (esp Brit) cockles of one's] heart (hum) das Herz erwärmen, warm ums Herz machen vi
1) (grow to like)
to \warm to[wards] sb/sth sich akk für jdn/etw erwärmen
2) (get animated)
to \warm to a subject [or theme] sich akk in ein Thema hineinfinden

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