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warm
A1
adjective
Usage:
90%
hot, cozy
Translation: hot, cozy
Pronunciation: /wɔːrm/
Meaning: Having or producing a comfortable or moderate heat; not cold.

This means something has a temperature that is not cold. We feel good and cozy with warm things. It is used to talk about weather, things, or people’s body temperature.

The soup is warm and tasty.

She wore a warm coat today.

2
B1
adjective
Usage:
75%
friendly, kind
Translation: friendly, kind
Pronunciation: /wɔːrm/
Meaning: Having a friendly, kind, and affectionate nature or manner.

This meaning shows feelings or behavior that are friendly and kind. When people are warm, they are nice and caring to others.

She gave me a warm smile.

They have a warm welcome for guests.

3
A2
verb
Usage:
85%
heat, make hot
Translation: heat, make hot
Pronunciation: /wɔːrm/
Meaning: To make or become moderately hot or heated.

To warm means to make something a little hot or warmer. We use this verb when we want to increase temperature in food, clothes, or places.

Please warm the milk before use.

The sun warmed the earth in spring.

4
B1
adjective
Usage:
60%
feverish, hot
Translation: feverish, hot
Pronunciation: /wɔːrm/
Meaning: Feeling or having a slight increase in body temperature, often due to illness.

This relates to feeling hotter than usual in the body. People often say they feel warm when they are sick or after exercise.

He feels warm and tired today.

My hands are warm after running.

5
B2
adjective
Usage:
65%
recent, fresh
Translation: recent, fresh
Pronunciation: /wɔːrm/
Meaning: Recently active or fresh, often used to describe events or objects.

Warm can mean something is recent or fresh. For example, food that just came from the oven or news that just happened is warm.

I love warm bread from the oven.

The news is still warm and new.

6
B2
adjective
Usage:
55%
excited, eager
Translation: excited, eager
Pronunciation: /wɔːrm/
Meaning: Excited or emotional, especially about a topic or situation.

This meaning describes strong feelings or emotions. When someone is warm about something, they are excited, interested, or full of good feelings.

He gave a warm speech about freedom.

She felt warm about the project.

7
B1
verb
Usage:
70%
prepare, loosen
Translation: prepare, loosen
Pronunciation: /wɔːrm/
Meaning: Used in sports to prepare muscles by gentle exercise before intense effort.

In sports, to warm means to prepare your body by light exercise. This helps muscles work better and reduce injuries.

Athletes warm before the race.

Warm your muscles to avoid injury.

8
B2
adjective
Usage:
60%
comforting, pleasant
Translation: comforting, pleasant
Pronunciation: /wɔːrm/
Meaning: Describing something that is emotionally comforting, pleasing, or flattering.

This meaning shows something that makes you feel safe and happy inside. It helps you feel good emotionally.

A warm hug can cheer you up.

She had a warm feeling inside.

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