warm

UK
/wɔːm/
US
/wɔrm/
warmadjective
warmer
Comp.
warmest
Super.
UK
/wɔːm/
US
/wɔrm/
Translations
She wore a warm sweater to stay comfortable in the chilly weather.
Она надела тёплый свитер, чтобы чувствовать себя комфортно в прохладную погоду.
He gave her a warm welcome when she arrived at the party.
Он оказал ей сердечный приём, когда она пришла на вечеринку.
Definitions
Having or giving off a moderate degree of heat; moderately hot.
The warm sun felt comforting on her skin.
Characterized by or showing lively feelings, emotions, or enthusiasm.
He gave her a warm welcome when she arrived at the party.
Having a color or tone that suggests warmth, such as red, orange, or yellow.
The room was painted in warm colors to create a cozy atmosphere.
Friendly and affectionate in manner or behavior.
She has a warm personality that makes everyone feel at ease.
warmverb
warmed
Past Simple
warmed
Past Participle
warming
Gerund
UK
/wɔːm/
US
/wɔrm/
Translations
She used a blanket to warm herself.
Она использовала одеяло, чтобы греть себя.
He decided to warm the soup before eating.
Он решил подогревать суп перед едой.
The sun can warm the earth quickly.
Солнце может быстро согревать землю.
Additional translations
нынче теплеть
Definitions
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.
warmadverb
Informal, chiefly North American; meaning ‘warmly’
Definitions
Warmly; in a warm manner.
Dress warm, it's freezing outside.
warmnoun
Used chiefly with the definite article (‘the warm’) to denote a state or sensation of warmth; uncountable
Definitions
A state or sensation of comforting heat or warmth.
Come in out of the cold and into the warm.