heat up
/hiːt ʌp/Traduction: Verbe à particule utilisé pour désigner l'action de chauffer quelque chose ou de devenir chaud.
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/hiːt ʌp/Фразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения действия по нагреванию чего-либо или становления тёплым/горячим.
Verbo que significa hacer que algo se caliente o volverse tibio o caliente por sí mismo.
Verbe à particule utilisé pour désigner l'action de chauffer quelque chose ou de devenir chaud.
Deutsches Verb für das Erhitzen von etwas oder das Warm- bzw. Heißwerden. Es kann sowohl transitiv (etwas erhitzen) als auch intransitiv (sich erwärmen) verwendet werden.
Verbo frasal usado para indicar a ação de aquecer algo ou de ficar quente/morno.
动词短语,指加热某物使其变热,或某物自身变热、变暖。
فعل مركب يُستعمل للدلالة على تسخين شيء ما أو صيرورته دافئًا أو ساخنًا.
A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of making something warm or hot, or becoming warm or hot.
indénombrable · transitif et intransitif · phrasal, séparable
Increase temperatureinformal
To make something become hotter or warmer.
Разогреть
Calentar
chauffer
Erhitzen
Aquecer
加热
تسخين
- I need to heat up the soup for dinner.
- The sun will heat up the water in the pool.
- She heated up the leftovers in the microwave.
Antonymeschillcoolcool downfreezerefrigerate
Become more intenseinformal
To become more active, intense, or competitive.
Усиливаться
intensificarse
Devenir plus intense
Sich verstärken
Intensificar-se
变得激烈
يَشتَدّ
- The competition is starting to heat up.
- The debate heated up after the controversial statement.
- The political campaign is heating up as the election approaches.
Synonymesbuild upescalateheightenhot upincreaseintensifypick upramp upsharpen
- heated up past participle
- heated up past simple
- heating up present participle
- heats up third person singular
Verbe de baseheat
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