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to warm up
[phrase form: warm]
01
热身, 预热
to prepare one's body for exercising or playing sports with gentle stretches and exercises
Intransitive
Example
The athletes spent time warming up, ensuring their bodies were ready for the competition.
运动员花时间热身，确保他们的身体为比赛做好准备。
Warming up is essential to prevent injuries during physical activity.
热身对于防止身体活动中的受伤是至关重要的。
Example
The sun gradually warmed up the chilly outdoor seating area.
太阳逐渐加热了寒冷的户外座位区。
I'll warm the towels up for you in the dryer.
我会把毛巾放进烘干机里加热给你。
03
加热, 回温
to make already cooked food warm again
Transitive: to warm up cooked food
Example
I'll warm the leftovers up in the microwave for lunch.
我会把剩饭剩菜在微波炉里加热，作为午餐。
Can you warm the soup up on the stove for dinner?
你能在炉子上加热汤，准备晚餐吗？
04
热身, 预热
to do exercises or activities to get one's body, voice, or mind ready for something, like a workout or a performance
Transitive: to warm up one's body, voice, or mind
Example
The pianist likes to warm up her fingers on the keys before a recital.
钢琴家喜欢在独奏之前在琴键上热身。
It's essential to warm up your muscles before attempting any strenuous physical activity.
在进行任何剧烈的身体活动之前，热身是非常重要的。
05
热身, 暖身
to become prepared or ready for an activity, performance, or event
Intransitive
Example
The performers warmed up backstage before the show.
The singers warmed up with vocal exercises.
06
变得亲切, 变得友好
to become more approachable and friendly
Intransitive: to warm up to sb/sth
Example
Sometimes, a simple gesture of kindness is all it takes for people to warm up to each other.
有时候，一个简单的善意举动就足以让人们变得亲切，变得友好。
The workshop facilitator employed interactive exercises to help participants warm up to sharing their experiences.
研讨会的主持人使用互动练习帮助参与者变得亲切，变得友好地分享他们的经历。
07
预热, 加热
to get something ready for use by bringing it to its usual operating temperature
Transitive: to warm up a device or engine
Example
Can you warm the oven up before we start baking?
你能在开始烘焙之前预热烤箱吗？
The mechanic warmed the car engine up before the long drive.
机械师在长途驾驶前对汽车发动机进行了预热。
Warm up
01
热身, 预热
performing mild exercises to prepare for some more strenuous activity
02
温暖的欢迎, 恩惠
(used conventionally of royalty and high nobility) gracious
