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warm up

/wɔːrm ʌp/

Übersetzung: Partikelverb, das die Handlung bezeichnet, sich auf körperliche Aktivität vorzubereiten oder etwas zu erwärmen.

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/wɔːrm ʌp/B1formal
  • dePartikelverb, das die Handlung bezeichnet, sich auf körperliche Aktivität vorzubereiten oder etwas zu erwärmen.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of preparing for physical activity or making something become warmer.

unzählbar · transitiv und intransitiv · Phrasal, trennbar

  1. Prepare for physical activityinformal

    To perform light exercises or stretches before a more intense physical activity to prevent injury.

    deAufwärmen

    • The athletes warmed up before the race.
    • You should always warm up your muscles before lifting weights.
    • She did some jumping jacks to warm up.

    Synonymelimber uploosen uppreparestretch

    Antonymecool down

  2. Become friendlier or more enthusiasticinformal

    To become more comfortable, friendly, or enthusiastic in a social situation.

    deAuftauen

    • The crowd slowly warmed up to the comedian's jokes.
    • He warmed up to his new colleagues after a few days.
    • The audience warmed up as the band played their hit songs.

    Synonymeloosen upopen uprelaxsoftenthawunbend

    Antonymealienatechillcool

  3. Increase temperatureinformal

    To make something or someone become warmer.

    deAufwärmen

    • I need to warm up the soup before dinner.
    • The sun warmed up the cold ground.
    • She warmed up her hands by the fire.

    Synonymeheatheat upreheatthawwarm

    Antonymechillcoolcool downrefrigerate

Formen
  • warmed up past participle
  • warmed up past simple
  • warming up present participle
  • warms up third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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