warm-up

UK
/ˈwɔːm ʌp/
US
/ˈwɔrm ʌp/

Translations

warm-upnoun
warm-ups
pl
UK
/ˈwɔːm ʌp/
US
/ˈwɔrm ʌp/
échauffementSport ; période ou séance de préparation avant un effort.
The team gathered on the field for a quick warm-up before the match started.
L’équipe s’est réunie sur le terrain pour un court échauffement avant le début du match.
survêtementAu pluriel en anglais pour désigner des vêtements de sport confortables.
He threw on his warm-ups and headed to the gym.
Il a enfilé son survêtement et s’est dirigé vers la salle de sport.
Additional translations
mise en bouchePar extension ; activité ou événement introductif avant un moment plus important.
warm-upadjective
UK
/ˈwɔːm ʌp/
US
/ˈwɔrm ʌp/
d’échauffementSport ; qui sert à l’échauffement ou qui est destiné à préparer le corps à l’effort.
The warm-up routine included light jogging and stretching exercises.
La routine d’échauffement comprenait un jogging léger et des exercices d’étirement.

Definitions

warm-upnoun
A period or act of preparation for a performance, game, or exercise session, involving gentle exercise or practice.
The team gathered on the field for a quick warm-up before the match started.
An event or activity that precedes a more important one, serving as a preparation or introduction.
The concert began with a warm-up act that got the audience excited for the main performance.
Warm, comfortable clothing, especially a sweatsuit, worn during exercise or as casual wear (usually in the plural).
He threw on his warm-ups and headed to the gym.
warm-upadjective
Relating to exercises or activities that prepare the body for more strenuous physical activity.
The warm-up routine included light jogging and stretching exercises.
Designed to be worn during a warm-up or to keep the body warm before activity.
She put on her warm-up jacket before stepping onto the court.