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Meanings of warming up in English

Russian
разогрев
Portuguese
aquecimento esportivo
Catalan
escalfament
Spanish
calentamiento deportivo
Wikidata

Gradual increase in physical activity.

разогрев
Usage of warming up in English
1
So I'm not great at warming up quickly or making new friends.
The Irish Times
2
Fund flow data shows investors were warming up to the sector again.
Reuters
3
The weather might be warming up, but winter isn't over quite yet.
Ebony
4
I've got enough problems changing real diapers and warming up milk bottles.
Wired
5
The weather was expected to start warming up again on Christmas Day.
Radio NZ
6
He did it all the time, once the weather started warming up.
Boy’s Life
7
Prevention requires warming up well, climbing with proper technique, and static stretching.
Climbing Magazine
8
Carrie related the incidents of the rehearsal, warming up as she proceeded.
Sister Carrie: A Novel
9
He pictured him as warming up and telling the most entertaining stories.
Babbitt
10
Police departments around the country are warming up to unmanned spy planes.
Wired
11
They're warming up to Mrs. Bigelow, even as Sing's heart grows colder.
Strange Sweet Song
12
His eyes were twinkling now and I could see him warming up.
Parnassus on Wheels
13
Voters appeared to be warming up to both candidates in Friday's poll.
Reuters
14
But this was merely the warming up exercise of the editor's vocabulary.
The Lady Doc
15
He was petting Arisztoteles, who was still not warming up to Monika.
Gratitude
16
His reluctance had vanished, and he was warming up to his mission.
The Faith of Men
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Common
Ireland
Common
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