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warmed

UK
/wɔːmd/
US
/wɔrmd/
warmed up
warmed up

Translations

warmedadjective
more warmed
Comp.
most warmed
Super.
UK
/wɔːmd/
US
/wɔrmd/
Used chiefly attributively; derived from the past participle of the verb "warm". Comparative and superlative forms ("more warmed", "most warmed") are rare.
réchaufféSens littéral : porté à une température agréable ou rendu chaud.
The warmed blanket was perfect for the chilly evening.
La couverture réchauffée était parfaite pour la soirée fraîche.
Additional translations
attendriSens figuré : rendu plus affectueux ou ému.
Synonyms
heated
toasty
cozy
comfortable
warm
Antonyms
cooled
warmverb

warmed

Past Simple

warmed
Past Simple
warmed
Past Participle
warming
Gerund
UK
/wɔːm/
US
/wɔrm/
réchaufferFaire devenir plus chaud; aussi pour réchauffer des aliments ou des boissons.
She warmed her hands by the fire.
Elle s’est réchauffé les mains près du feu.
Additional translations
s’ouvrirAu sens figuré : devenir plus amical ou plus réceptif.
Synonyms
toast
heat
stimulate
enliven
warm up

Definitions

warmedadjective
Having been made warm or heated to a comfortable temperature.
The warmed blanket was perfect for the chilly evening.
Feeling or showing affection, friendliness, or kindness.
His heart felt warmed by her generosity.
warmverb
To make or become warm or warmer.
She warmed her hands by the fire.
To become more friendly or open.
He began to warm to the idea after hearing more details.
To heat up food or drink to a desired temperature.
I need to warm the soup before serving it.
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