warm

warm
[wo:m] adj.,v. -adj 1. i ngrohtë; it's warm bën ngrohtë; the coffee was only warm kafeja nuk ishte e nxehtë sa duhet; it keeps me warm më mban ngrohtë. 2. fig. i dashur (mik); i zjarrtë (ithtar); i përzemërt (urim), e ngrohtë (pritje, ngjyrë); 'with warmest wishes' 'me urimet më të përzemërta. 3. fig. i nxehtë, i gjallë (debat). 4. fig. e freskët (gjurmë). 5. fig. i pakëndshëm, i papëlqyeshëm; make things warm for sb i hap telashe dikujt; things got too warm for him se kishte mirë punën /-vt . ( up ) 1. ngroh (dhomën etj). 2. mban ngrohtë (rroba). 3. fig. gëzoj, ngroh (shpirtërisht). 4. ngrohem. 5. fig. ngazëllehem.
warm over/through ['wo:m 'ëuvë:(r)/thru:] ngroh (gjellën)
warm up ['wo:m ap] a) ngrohem; b) ngrohet (motori); c) fig. nxehet (diskutimi); gjallërohen (të pranishmit); d) ngroh; e) fig. i jap gjallëri (bisedës, shfaqjes).
warm-up ['wo:map] n 1. sport. nxemje. 2. teat. gjallërim (i shikuesve)
warm-blooded ['wo:m bladid] adj 1. zool. me gjak të ngrohtë (kafshë). 2. fig i ngrohtë; i zjarrtë; pasionant
warmed-over ['wo:md ëuvë:(r)] adj 1. i ringrohur, i ngrohursërish (ushqim). 2. fig. bajat, i konsumuar (medium, projekt)
warm front ['wo:m frant] n. meteo. front i ngrohtë, masa ajri të ngrohtë
warm-hearted ['wo:mha:tid] adj. i përzemërt
warming ['wo:ming] adj 1. i ngrohtë, që të ngroh (pije etj). 2. fig. i ngrohtë; ngazëllyes
warming oven ['wo:ming 'ëuvë:(r)] n. furrë për ngrohje
warming pan ['wo:ming pæn] n. ngrohës dysheku, hekur me thëngjij (për ngrohjen e dyshekut në dimër)
warming-up exercises ['wo:ming ap 'eksësaiz] n. sport. ushtrime nxemjeje
warmish ['wo:mish] adj. i vakët
warmth [wo:mth] n 1. ngrohtësi. 2. fig. ngrohtësi, përzemërsi, mirësi
warmly ['wo:mli] adv 1. ngrohtë, me rrobatë ngrohta (vishem). 2. fig. ngrohtësisht, me ngrohtësi (përshëndes, falënderoj)
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