英语释义

1. having or giving out heat to a moderate or adequate degree
warm weather a warm fire

2. serving to maintain or preserve heat especially to a satisfactory degree
a warm sweater

3. feeling or causing sensations of heat brought about by strenuous exertion

4. comfortably established secure

5. marked by strong feeling ardent

6. marked by excitement, disagreement, or anger
the argument grew warm

7. marked by or readily showing affection, gratitude, cordiality, or sympathy
a warm welcome warm regards

8. emphasizing or exploiting sexual imagery or incidents

9. accompanied or marked by extreme danger or duress

10. newly made fresh
a warm scent

11. having the color or tone of something that imparts heat specifically of a hue in the range yellow through orange to red

12. near to a goal, object, or solution sought
not there yet but getting warm

13. to make warm

14. to infuse with a feeling of love, friendship, well-being, or pleasure

15. to fill with anger, zeal, or passion

16. to reheat (cooked food) for eating —often used with over

17. to make ready for operation or performance by preliminary exercise or operation —often used with up

18. to become warm

19. to become ardent, interested, or receptive —usually used with to or toward
warmed to the idea

20. to become filled with affection or love —used with to or toward

21. to experience feelings of pleasure bask

22. to become ready for operation or performance by preliminary activity —often used with up

23. warmly —usually used in combination
warm-clad

24. somewhat hot not cool or cold

25. causing or allowing you to feel warm

26. feeling or showing friendship and affection

27. to become warm or to make (someone or something) warm

28. somewhat hot
warm milk

29. giving off a little heat
a warm stove

30. making a person feel heat or experience no loss of body heat
warm clothing

31. having a feeling of warmth
His hands are warm.

32. showing strong feeling
a warm welcome

33. newly made fresh
a warm scent

34. near the object sought
Keep going, you're getting warm.

35. of a color in the range yellow through orange to red

36. to make or become warm

37. to give a feeling of warmth

38. to become more interested than at first
They began to warm to the idea.

39. to exercise or practice lightly in preparation for more strenuous activity or a performance

40. to run (as a motor) at slow speed before using

英汉例句

• it was a warmish winter「s day by siberian standards (just 18 below) when jonathan dimbleby meets a buryat shaman near the shores of lake baikal.

  这天根据西伯利亚标準是一个温暖的日子，仅零下18度而已。当乔纳森在贝加尔湖岸附近遇见一个布里亚特僧人。

• the warmish milk is ready for guests.

  温奶已经为客人準备好了。

• what」s a screenwriter to do now that the soviet union's gone and the cold war is a microwaved warmish mush?

  苏联既已瓦解，冷战成为过去，如今的编剧们又该怎样写呢？

• have an airport/travel look that comprises of warmish layers and your heaviest holiday shoes.

  保暖用的外套和你度假要带的最重的那双鞋子就构成了你在机场候机时的旅客装扮。

相似词

heated加热；使兴奋（heat的过去分词）

hottish somewhat hot

lukewarm冷淡的；微温的；不够热心的

tepid微温的，温热的；不太热烈的；不热情的

toasty似烤面包片的；暖和舒适的；祝酒的

warmish稍为温暖的

相反词

chilled使变冷；使震惊；（非正式）镇静下来；消磨时光（chill 的过去式和过去分词）

coldish微冷的

coolad 冷静地

coolish微凉的

refrigerated冷藏（refrigerate的过去分词）；使冷却

unheated未加热的；不热的