a.

1. 温暖的，暖和的
   The day was warm and cloudless.

   天气温暖而晴朗。

2. 保暖的；使暖的
3. 热情的；衷心的
   Aunt Sue is a very warm person.

   苏阿姨是个极为热诚的人。

4. 暖色的
5. （儿童游戏中）快要发现的，快要猜中的[F]
6. （猎物的臭迹等）新鲜的，强烈的

vt.

1. 使暖和[（+up）]
   The fire soon warmed the room.

   炉火很快使房间暖和起来。

2. 使兴奋；使感兴趣

vi.

1. 变暖和[（+up）]
   The room is warming up.

   房间暖和起来了。

2. 兴奋，激动[（+up）]
   He warmed up when I told him the good news.

   我把好消息告诉他时，他很兴奋。

3. 同情；产生好感[（+to）]
   Many of us warmed to the new employee at once.

   我们中许多人立刻喜欢上了那位新来的雇员。

n.

1. 暖和的地方（或状态）[the S]
2. 【口】取暖，加热[S]
   She lit the gas and gave the coffee another warm.

   她点燃煤气，把咖啡重新热了一下。

adj.

1. of or at a fairly or comfortably high temperature.
2. (of clothes or coverings) made of a material that helps the body to retain heat.
3. having or showing enthusiasm, affection, or kindness.
4. (of a colour) containing red, yellow, or orange tones.
5. (of a scent or trail) fresh; strong.
   ▸(in children's games) close to finding or guessing what is sought.
6. archaic characterized by lively or heated disagreement.
7. archaic sexually explicit or titillating.

v.

1. make or become warm.
   ▸ (warm something up or US over) reheat previously cooked food.
2. (warm up or down) prepare for (or recover from) strenuous physical exertion by doing gentle stretches and exercises.
3. (warm up) (of an engine or device) reach a temperature high enough to allow it to operate efficiently.
   ▸become livelier.
   ▸ (warm someone up or US over) entertain an audience to make them more receptive to the main act.
4. (warm to/towards or N. Amer. warm up to/towards) become more interested in or enthusiastic about.

n.

1. (the warm) a warm place or area.
2. an act of warming.