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3 Translation results for warm in Spanish

adjective | verb | noun

warm adjective

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tibio, templado; caliente, cálido, caluroso; que abriga; cariñoso, cordial; cálido (dícese de colores); fresco, reciente

Example sentences of
warm adjective

  • •Be sure to keep warm when you go outside.
  • •We sat by the fire to stay warm.
  • •It's too warm in here. We should open a window.
  • •The sunshine was warm on my face.
  • •We were met with a warm welcome.
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  • •She has a warm and friendly nature.
  • •The letter was signed, “warmest regards.”
  • •She gave us each a long, warm hug.
  • •Keep going; you're getting warm.
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Synonyms of
warm adjective

caring, cordial, fresh, lukewarm

warm verb

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warmed, has warmed, is warming, warms
calentar, recalentar; calentarse

Example sentences of
warm verb

  • •He warmed his hands in front of the fire.
  • •We warmed ourselves by the fire.
  • •Air rises when it warms.
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Synonyms of
warm verb

heat

warm noun

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warms
calor

Example sentences of
warm noun

  • •It's cold out there; come into the warm!
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Phrasal verbs for warm

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Reverse translation for warm

tibio  - lukewarm, tepid, cool, unenthusiastic 
templado  - temperate, mild, moderate, restrained, warm, lukewarm, courageous, bold 
caliente  - hot, warm, heated, fiery, sexually excited, horny 
cálido  - hot, warm 
caluroso  - hot, warm, enthusiastic 
que abriga
cariñoso  - affectionate, loving 
cordial  - cordial, affable, amicable 
cálido  (dícese de colores) - hot, warm 
fresco  - fresh, cool, insolent, nervy 
reciente  - recent 
calentar  - to heat, to warm, to annoy, to anger, to excite, to turn on 
recalentar  - to reheat, to warm up, to overheat 
calentarse  - to get warm, to heat up, to warm up (in sports), to become sexually aroused, to get mad 
calor  - heat, warmth, affection, ardor, passion 
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