warming

• Descreve algo que produz ou transmite calor, ou que desperta uma sensação de aconchego e cordialidade.

Describes something that provides or generates warmth, or evokes a feeling of comfort and friendliness.

1. Increasing temperatureA2formal

   Causing or experiencing a rise in temperature.

   Aquecedor

   • The warming sun melted the snow quickly.
   • She felt the warming effect of the fireplace.
   • The warming weather signals the start of spring.

   Sinônimosheating

   Antônimoschillingcoolingfreezing

2. Climate change contextB2formalscientific

   Relating to the gradual increase in the earth's average temperature.

   Aquecimento

   • Global warming is a major environmental concern.
   • Scientists study warming trends in the Arctic region.
   • The warming climate affects agricultural patterns worldwide.

   Sinônimosheating

   Antônimoscooling

• Substantivo que designa o processo de aumento de temperatura, usado frequentemente em contextos de mudança climática e aquecimento global.

A noun referring to the process of becoming warmer, often used in the context of climate change and global temperature increase.

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1. Increase in temperatureB1formal

   The process of becoming warmer, especially in relation to the environment or climate.

   Aquecimento

   • Global warming is a major environmental concern.
   • The warming of the ocean affects marine life.
   • Scientists study the warming of the Earth's atmosphere.

   Sinônimosheating

   Antônimoscoolingrefrigeration

2. Preliminary exerciseB1informal

   A short period of gentle exercise or activity to prepare the body for more intense physical activity.

   Aquecimento

   • Do some warming exercises before you start running.
   • The coach led the team through a warming routine.
   • A proper warming reduces the risk of injury.

   Sinônimospreparationstretchingwarm up

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de aumentar a temperatura de algo ou de ficar mais quente.

A verb used to indicate the act of raising the temperature of something or becoming warmer.

1. Increase temperatureA1formal

   To make something or someone become warmer.

   Aquecer

   • She warmed her hands by the fire.
   • Please warm the soup before serving.
   • The sun warmed the cold ground.

   Sinônimoschafeheatheat upreheatwarm up

   Antônimoschillcoolrefrigerate

2. Become friendlierB1informal

   To become more enthusiastic, friendly, or receptive.

   Abrir-se

   • He warmed to the idea after some thought.
   • The audience warmed to the speaker's humor.
   • She slowly warmed to her new colleagues.

   Sinônimoscome aroundmeltrelentsoftenthawunbendwarm up

   Antônimosalienatechillcool

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