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Meanings of warm up in English

Catalan
escalfar
Spanish
calentar

Make one's body limber or suppler by stretching, as if to prepare for strenuous physical activity.

escalfar
Portuguese
aquecer
Catalan
calfar

To make warm or warmer.

aquecer
Usage of warm up in English
1
For reasons that soon became clear, Ralph took longer to warm up.
The Information Officer
2
It takes six to seven years to warm up a new subway.
The new yorker
3
Over the course of a few days, I saw them warm up.
Rock and Ice Magazine
4
Now, why on earth did her body warm up at his words?
The irish warrior
5
We'll run some laps on the Clutch course, just to warm up.
James Potter and the Vault of Destinies
6
I had to warm up four times, so thank you for that.'
Reuters
7
The feature's unique name should help people warm up to it too.
Wired
8
When they warm up inside the body, they get back to work!
The beauty diet: looking great has never been so delicious
9
They can be used at light loads to warm up for hangboarding.
Climbing Magazine
10
Audio Is man-made climate change causing Antarctica to warm up and melt?
Radio NZ
11
It took the Burg a while to warm up to new things.
Hard eight
12
James Lucas Getting started There are no easy holds-sowarm up elsewhere!
Climbing Magazine
13
They didn't have time to unwind, to warm up, to coast along.
Lone eagle
14
He undresses and snuggles down into bed in order to warm up.
A bridge to the stars
15
Why don't you come in here and warm up for a while?
The center of everything
16
Read on for a few tips on how to warm up well.
Climbing Magazine
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Translations for warm up
Spanish
calentar
Warm up through the time
Warm up across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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