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41 ♦ open
♦ open /ˈəʊpən/A a.1 aperto ( anche fig.); ( di un fiore, ecc.) sbocciato, dischiuso; franco; leale; sgombro ( da ostruzioni); (naut.) navigabile: open doors, porte aperte; (fon.) an open vowel, una vocale aperta; in the open country, in aperta campagna; the open sea, il mare aperto; l'alto mare; an open river, un fiume sgombro da banchi di sabbia (dal ghiaccio, ecc.); wide open, apertissimo; in the open air, all'aria aperta; an open character, un carattere aperto; (mil.) an open town, una città aperta; to keep one's account open at a bank, avere un conto aperto presso una banca; an open letter, una lettera aperta; I'll be open with you, sarò franco con te2 libero; aperto al pubblico; pubblico; non riservato; disponibile; vacante; pronto, disposto (a): an open competition, una gara libera; un concorso pubblico; an open meeting, una riunione pubblica; an open scholarship, una borsa di studio non riservata (a categorie speciali); The job is still open, il posto è ancora vacante; to be open to an offer, essere disposto a prendere in considerazione un'offerta; to be open to conviction, essere pronto a ricredersi (o a lasciarsi convincere)3 indifeso; scoperto; sguarnito; vuoto: ( calcio, ecc.) open goal, porta vuota (o sguarnita); ( tennis) open court, settore del campo scoperto4 aperto al dubbio; dubbio; indeciso; incerto; insoluto: an open question, una questione dubbia; to leave a matter open, lasciare una faccenda insoluta5 di dominio pubblico; evidente; manifesto; noto: an open scandal, uno scandalo di dominio pubblico; an open quarrel, una lite nota a tutti; open contempt, evidente disprezzo6 che dà adito a; esposto; soggetto; che presta il fianco: to be open to attack, prestare il fianco agli attacchi; to be open to temptation, andare soggetto alle tentazioni; This statement is open to misunderstanding, questa affermazione dà adito a fraintendimento (o può essere fraintesa)7 ( sport: di un giocatore) libero; smarcato: to find an open teammate, pescare un compagno smarcatoB n.● open account, conto aperto ( tra due operatori economici); (rag.) conto non ancora chiuso □ an open-air match, una partita all'aperto □ open-and-shut, ovvio; chiaro; che si risolve subito □ (leg.) an open-and-shut case, un caso semplicissimo □ (metall.) open-arc furnace, forno ad arco indiretto □ (comput.) open architecture, architettura aperta □ open-armed, a braccia aperte; caloroso; cordiale: an open-armed welcome, un'accoglienza calorosa □ (naut.) open berth, ormeggio in rada □ ( sartoria) open-bottom trousers, pantaloni confezionati con l'orlo ancora da cucire □ (chim.) open-chain, a catena aperta □ (comm., leg.) an open cheque, un assegno bancario non sbarrato; un assegno aperto (o al portatore) □ (elettr., TV) open-circuit, a circuito aperto □ (tecn.) open-cycle, a ciclo aperto □ open day, giorno delle visite ( a una caserma, una fabbrica, ecc.); giorno di ricevimento ( dei genitori: a scuola) □ open-door, aperto a tutti □ (polit., comm.) an open-door trade policy, una politica di libertà dei traffici □ an open drain (o sewer), una fogna scoperta; un fosso di scolo □ open-eared, con gli orecchi tesi; tutt'orecchie; attentissimo □ (fin., leg.) open-end, aperto: open-end credit, credito aperto; open-end mortgage, ipoteca aperta □ (fin.) open-end fund, fondo d'investimento «aperto» (o a capitale variabile) □ (mecc.) open-end spanner, chiave fissa ( semplice o doppia); chiave a bocca □ open-ended, senza limite di tempo (rif. a dibattito, ecc.); (polit.) interlocutorio □ an open-ended question, una domanda ( in un questionario, ecc.) a risposta libera □ ( USA) open enrollment, liberalizzazione degli accessi (rif. a università, ecc.) □ open-eyed, con gli occhi sbarrati (o spalancati); a occhi aperti; guardingo; consapevole □ open-faced, a viso scoperto; dal viso aperto (o leale) □ open forum, tribuna aperta □ open-handed, generoso, liberale, munifico; che ha le mani bucate (pop.) □ (med.) open-heart, a cuore aperto: an open-heart operation, un intervento a cuore aperto □ open-hearted, che ha il cuore aperto; franco; leale, sincero; cordiale □ open-heartedness, franchezza, lealtà, sincerità; cordialità □ (metall.) open-hearth furnace, forno a riverbero; forno Martin-Siemens □ (metall.) open-hearth process, processo Martin-Siemens □ ( USA) open house = open day ► sopra □ open letter, lettera aperta □ (econ., fin.) open market, mercato aperto (o libero): open market operations, operazioni di mercato aperto (compravendita di titoli di stato per espandere o ridurre la quantità di moneta nel sistema economico) □ open-minded, che ha la mente aperta; liberale; di larghe vedute, spregiudicato □ open-mindedness, larghezza di vedute, liberalità, spregiudicatezza □ open-mouthed, a bocca aperta; stupito, meravigliato; ( anche) avido, vorace; chiassoso, rumoroso □ ( di abito) open-necked, scollato □ (mil.) open order, ordine sparso □ (ind. min.) open-pit mining, coltivazione a giorno (o a cielo aperto) □ (edil.) open-plan, senza pareti divisorie; a pianta aperta □ an open port, un porto franco □ (polit., in USA) open primary, elezioni preliminari ( per decidere le candidature) □ open prison, prigione aperta; prigione di minima sicurezza □ open sandwich, tartina □ open-sea route, rotta d'altura □ the open season, la stagione in cui la caccia (o la pesca) è aperta □ an open secret, il segreto di Pulcinella □ open-shelf library, biblioteca con accesso libero ai volumi □ open shop, azienda che assume anche operai non iscritti ai sindacati □ (comput.) open-source, open-source ( che ha i codici sorgente a disposizione) □ open space, spazio (libero); ( sport) varco, corridoio, buco (fig.): to look for open space, cercare spazio; tentare il corridoio □ (archit.) open-space (agg.), open-space; senza pareti divisorie; con pareti scorrevoli □ ( sport) open stand, tribuna scoperta □ ( poker) open straight, scala aperta □ an open syllable, una sillaba che termina in vocale □ open system, sistema aperto □ ( sport) open terraced banking, scalinata scoperta □ open-top, ( di autobus, ecc.) senza tetto, scoperto; ( di auto) decappottabile □ (comm.) open to the nearest offer, trattabile □ (in GB) the Open University, «l'Università aperta» ( operante per corrispondenza o per televisione) □ (leg.) open verdict, verdetto (della giuria di un ► «coroner») di non luogo a procedere ( in un caso di morte sospetta) □ (naut.) open water, acque libere dal ghiaccio □ (leg.) a case tried in open court, una causa discussa in presenza del pubblico (o a porte aperte, in pubblica udienza) □ (fig.) to come into the open, essere franco (o sincero); metter le carte in tavola □ to fire in the open air, sparare in aria □ (fig.) to force an open door, sfondare una porta aperta □ ( sport) a goal from open play, un gol segnato su azione ( e non con calcio piazzato) □ in the open, all'aperto □ to keep open house, tener casa aperta; essere molto ospitale □ to lay oneself open to attack, esporsi (o prestare il fianco) agli attacchi □ with open arms, a braccia aperte □ Doors open at six p.m. ( cartello), si apre alle diciotto ( nei cinema, teatri, ecc.) □ The door flew open, la porta si spalancò □ There are three courses open to us, abbiamo tre possibili scelte.♦ (to) open /ˈəʊpən/A v. t.1 aprire; schiudere; cominciare; iniziare; intraprendere; manifestare; palesare; rivelare; scavare; stappare; sgombrare, pulire ( una strada, ecc.); rendere navigabile ( un canale): to open a box, aprire una scatola; to open a new road, aprire una nuova strada; to open one's hand, aprire (o stendere) la mano; to open an account at a bank, aprire un conto in banca; to open a shop, aprire un negozio; to open a debate, aprire un dibattito; to open a campaign, dare inizio a una campagna ( militare o di propaganda); to open a business concern, aprire un'azienda; intraprendere un'attività commerciale; to open one's heart (o one's mind) to sb., aprire il cuore (o l'animo) a q.; to open fire on, aprire il fuoco contro; to open one's designs, rivelare i propri piani; to open a well, scavare un pozzo; to open a bottle, aprire (o stappare) una bottigliaB v. i.1 aprirsi; aprire; schiudersi; manifestare; rivelarsi; sbocciare: The door opened, la porta si è aperta; Open in the name of the law!, aprite in nome della legge!; When does school open again?, quando si riapre la scuola?; The buds are opening, i boccioli si stanno aprendo; The roses are beginning to open, le rose cominciano a sbocciare; The session opened yesterday, la sessione si è aperta ieri2 aprire i battenti, iniziare; cominciare (a fare qc.): The Book Show is opening tomorrow, la Fiera del Libro apre i battenti domani; He opened with a compliment, cominciò facendo un complimento3 ( anche naut.) apparire; aprirsi (alla vista): The harbour lights opened, apparvero le luci del porto4 ( Borsa, fin., comm.) aprire ( le contrattazioni): Chemicals opened at par yesterday, i titoli della chimica hanno aperto alla pari ieri5 (mil.) aprire il fuoco● to open the ball, aprire il ballo; dare inizio alle danze □ (leg.: d'un avvocato) to open a case, cominciare a perorare una causa □ (fig.) to open the door to st., aprire la strada a qc. □ to open one's eyes wide, spalancare gli occhi □ (fig.) to open sb. 's eyes (to st.), aprir gli occhi a q. (su qc.) □ to open ground, dissodare il terreno □ (polit.) to open Parliament, inaugurare una sessione del parlamento □ (fam.) to open sb. 's mouth, far parlare q.; costringere q. a parlare □ ( sport) to open the scoring, aprire le segnature. -
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44 радушный приём
1) General subject: glad hand, glad-hand, hearty welcome, hospitable reception, open-armed welcome, welcome, warm welcome2) Military: cordial welcome3) Politics: cordial reception, hearty reception, warm reception4) Makarov: an open-armed welcome, open-armed reception -
45 с распростертыми объятиями
1) General subject: open armed, open-armed, with open arms, with outstretched arms, wined and dined3) Makarov: with arms outstretched, with outspread armsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > с распростертыми объятиями
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46 сердечный
1) General subject: best, cardiac, cordial, dear, genial, heart, heart to heart, heart-to-heart, heartful, hearty, home-felt, intimate, kind, kind hearted, kind-hearted (добро), open armed, open-armed, warm, warm hearted, warm-hearted, heartfelt2) Medicine: cardio3) Obsolete: mutual4) Latin: cardiacus5) Jargon: mellow6) Aviation medicine: cardiant -
47 candan
adj. sincere, cordial, heart to heart, open hearted, open-armed, willing, bluff, candid, companionable, deep felt, heart whole, heartfelt, hearty, personable, single-eyed, single-hearted, single-minded, whole hearted--------adv. sincerely, cordially, with open arms, genially* * *1. cordial 2. wholehearted -
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Русско-английский синонимический словарь > с распростертыми объятиями
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49 conflict
1. nouncome into conflict with somebody/something — mit jemandem/etwas in Konflikt geraten
be in conflict with somebody/something — (fig.) mit jemandem/etwas im Kampf liegen
2) (clashing) Konflikt, der2. intransitive verb(be incompatible) sich (Dat.) widersprechenconflict with something — einer Sache (Dat.) widersprechen
* * *1. ['konflikt] noun1) ((a) disagreement: There was considerable conflict about which plan should be accepted.) der Streit2) (a fight or battle.) der Zusammenstoß2. [kən'flikt] verb(to contradict each other; to disagree: The two accounts of what had happened conflicted (with each other).) kollidieren* * *con·flictI. n[ˈkɒnflɪkt, AM ˈkɑ:n-]\conflict of interests Interessenskonflikt mto be in \conflict with sb mit jdm im Streit liegenthere have been several \conflicts between the two countries zwischen den beiden Ländern gab es mehrere kämpferische Auseinandersetzungen3. LAWC\conflict of Laws Kollisionsrecht nt, Gesetzeskonflikt mII. vi[kənˈflɪkt]▪ to \conflict with sb mit jdm im Konflikt liegento \conflict with each other sich gegenseitig widersprechen* * *['kɒnflɪkt]1. nKonflikt m; (of moral issues, ideas also) Widerstreit m, Zwiespalt m; (between two accounts etc) Widerspruch m; (= fighting) Zusammenstoß mto be in conflict with sb/sth —
to come into conflict with sb/sth — mit jdm/etw in Konflikt geraten
open/armed conflict — offener Konflikt/bewaffneter Zusammenstoß
conflict of interests/opinions — Interessen-/Meinungskonflikt m
2. vi[kən'flɪkt] im Widerspruch stehen (with zu), widersprechen ( with +dat)their opinions on the subject conflict — in diesem Punkt stehen ihre Ansichten im Widerspruch zueinander
* * *A s [ˈkɒnflıkt; US ˈkɑn-] Konflikt m (auch im Drama etc):a) (feindlicher) Zusammenstoß, Zusammenprall m, Auseinandersetzung f, Kampf m, Kontroverse f:conflict research Konfliktforschung f;b) Widerstreit m, -spruch m:come into conflict with sb mit jemandem in Konflikt geraten;conflict of ideas Ideenkonflikt;inner conflict innerer oder seelischer KonfliktB v/i [kənˈflıkt] (with) in Konflikt stehen, kollidieren (mit), im Widerspruch oder Gegensatz stehen (zu):conflicting laws einander widersprechende Gesetze* * *1. nouncome into conflict with somebody/something — mit jemandem/etwas in Konflikt geraten
be in conflict with somebody/something — (fig.) mit jemandem/etwas im Kampf liegen
2) (clashing) Konflikt, der2. intransitive verb(be incompatible) sich (Dat.) widersprechenconflict with something — einer Sache (Dat.) widersprechen
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50 samimi
adj. sincere, cordial, genuine, intimate, familiar, friendly, heart to heart, warm, candid, childlike, chummy, companionable, devout, earnest, folksy, forthright, frank, free, freehearted, heart whole, heartfelt, jannock, near, open-armed, open hearted* * *1. truthful 2. unfeigned 3. unreserved 4. devout 5. familiar 6. frankly 7. freehearted 8. genuine 9. guileless 10. heartfelt 11. hearty 12. openhearted -
51 srdačan
• afectionate; affectionate; amicable; cheery; cordial; enthusiastic; genial; grow out og kind; harty; heartful; heartly; hearty; jovial; open-armed; open-minded; warm; wholesome -
52 тёплый
1) General subject: cordial, genial, hot (о цвете), lukewarm, muggy, open-armed, soft, summerish, thermal, thermo, toasty, warm ((о цвете - с преобладанием красного, оранжевого или жёлтого)), on the mild side (о погоде, дне)2) Agriculture: genial (о климате)3) Mining: heated4) Special term: calid -
53 теплый
1) General subject: cordial, genial, hot (о цвете), lukewarm, muggy, open-armed, soft, summerish, thermal, thermo, toasty, warm ((о цвете - с преобладанием красного, оранжевого или жёлтого)), on the mild side (о погоде, дне)2) Agriculture: genial (о климате)3) Mining: heated4) Special term: calid -
54 herzlich
I Adj.1. Empfang, Freundschaft etc.: warm; (innig empfunden) heartfelt, sincere; (liebevoll) affectionate; im Brief: herzliche Grüße best regards; vertraulich: love; herzlichen Dank many thanks (indeed), I’m much obliged; herzlichen Glückwunsch! congratulations! (zu on); herzliches Beileid I’m so sorry (to hear about your father etc.); ich habe eine herzliche Bitte an dich I wonder if you could do me a big favo(u)r2. Lachen: heartyII Adv.1. warmly etc.; herzlich empfangen werden be given a warm welcome; ich gratuliere herzlich! congratulations! (zu on); ich danke Ihnen herzlich many thanks indeed, I’m much obliged to you; herzlich willkommen! welcome!; ihr seid uns jederzeit herzlich willkommen you are always very welcome2. (sehr) very; (ziemlich) quite, pretty; herzlich gern gladly, with pleasure; herzlich schlecht pretty bad; herzlich wenig not very much at all; herzlich wenig verdienen earn a pittance; herzlich wenig Geld / Zeit haben have very little money / time; damit kann ich herzlich wenig anfangen that’s very little good to me; herzlich lachen have a good laugh; es tut mir herzlich Leid I’m terribly ( oder awfully) sorry* * *warm; open-armed; heartfelt; hearty; cordial* * *hẹrz|lich ['hɛrtslɪç]1. adjEmpfang, Freundschaft, Atmosphäre warm; Wesen, Mensch warm(-hearted); Lachen hearty; Bitte sincereherzliche Grüße an Ihre Frau — kind(est) regards to your wife, remember me to your wife
mit herzlichen Grüßen — kind regards
herzlichen Dank! — many thanks, thank you very much indeed
zu jdm herzlich sein — to be kind to sb
See:2. adv(= freundlich) warmly; sich bedanken, Glück wünschen sincerely; (= ziemlich) langweilig, uninteressant totallyjdm herzlich gratulieren — to congratulate and wish sb all the best
verbleibe ich als Ihr herzlich grüßender... — I remain with best regards your...
herzlich gern! — with the greatest of pleasure!
ich würde herzlich gern einmal wieder die Stätten meiner Kindheit besuchen — I should so much like to visit my childhood haunts again
ich habe es herzlich satt — I am thoroughly or utterly sick of it, I'm sick and tired of it
* * *1) (earnest or sincere: Please accept my devout thanks.) devout2) (very friendly: a hearty welcome.) hearty3) (very cheerful; too cheerful: a hearty person/laugh.) hearty4) heartily5) ((of greetings etc) warm and affectionate: a cordial welcome.) cordial6) cordially7) (very much or very strongly: I would dearly like to see you; She loved him dearly.) dearly* * *herz·lichI. adjein \herzliches Lächeln a sunny [or cheerful] [or happy] smileein \herzliches Lachen a hearty laughein \herzliches Willkommen a warm [or hearty] welcome2. (in Grußformeln: aufrichtig) kindII. adv1. (aufrichtig) warmly, with pleasuresich akk bei jdm \herzlich bedanken to thank sb sincerely, to express one's sincere thanks to sb formjdn \herzlich Glück wünschen to sincerely wish sb the best of luckjdn \herzlich gratulieren to congratulate sb heartily [or sincerely] [or warmly]... verbleibe ich als Ihr \herzlich/ \herzlichst grüßender A. Lang... Yours sincerely,/Kind[est] regards, A. Lang\herzlich wenig precious little fam* * *1.herzliche Grüße/herzlichen Dank — kind regards/many thanks
2.sein herzliches Beileid zum Ausdruck bringen — express one's sincere condolences pl.; s. auch Glückwunsch
1) warmly; < congratulate> heartilyes grüßt euch herzlich Eure Viktoria — (als Briefschluss) kind regards, Victoria
2) (sehr)herzlich wenig — very or (coll.) precious little
* * *A. adj1. Empfang, Freundschaft etc: warm; (innig empfunden) heartfelt, sincere; (liebevoll) affectionate; im Brief:herzliche Grüße best regards; vertraulich: love;herzlichen Dank many thanks (indeed), I’m much obliged;herzlichen Glückwunsch! congratulations! (zu on);herzliches Beileid I’m so sorry (to hear about your father etc);ich habe eine herzliche Bitte an dich I wonder if you could do me a big favo(u)r2. Lachen: heartyB. adv1. warmly etc;herzlich empfangen werden be given a warm welcome;ich gratuliere herzlich! congratulations! (zu on);ich danke Ihnen herzlich many thanks indeed, I’m much obliged to you;herzlich willkommen! welcome!;ihr seid uns jederzeit herzlich willkommen you are always very welcomeherzlich gern gladly, with pleasure;herzlich schlecht pretty bad;herzlich wenig not very much at all;herzlich wenig verdienen earn a pittance;herzlich wenig Geld/Zeit haben have very little money/time;damit kann ich herzlich wenig anfangen that’s very little good to me;herzlich lachen have a good laugh;es tut mir herzlich leid I’m terribly ( oder awfully) sorry* * *1.herzliche Grüße/herzlichen Dank — kind regards/many thanks
2.sein herzliches Beileid zum Ausdruck bringen — express one's sincere condolences pl.; s. auch Glückwunsch
1) warmly; < congratulate> heartilyes grüßt euch herzlich Eure Viktoria — (als Briefschluss) kind regards, Victoria
2) (sehr)herzlich wenig — very or (coll.) precious little
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55 warm
I Adj.1. warm (auch fig. Worte, Empfang etc.); stärker, auch Speisen, Farben etc., auch TECH.: hot; warme Küche von 18 bis 22 Uhr hot meals served from 6 to 10 p.m.; mir ist warm I feel ( oder I’m) warm, I’m getting hot; schön warm nice and warm; schön warm haben Sie’s it’s nice and warm in here; sich warm halten keep warm; warm machen warm (up); warm werden warm up; das Essen warm machen heat up the meal ( oder food); ich brauche etwas Warmes (zu essen) I’d like something hot; (zu trinken) I need a hot drink; sich (Dat) etwas Warmes überziehen cover o.s. up warm; das Zimmer kostet warm 300 Euro ( Miete) the room costs 300 Euros with heating; warme Fährte Jägerspr. warm scent; ihm wurde warm ums Herz fig. it made him feel all warm inside, it warmed the cockles of his heart umg., hum.; er wird nur langsam warm fig. it takes him a while to warm up ( oder to come out of his shell); die zwei müssen erst etwas warm werden they have to get to know each other a bit first; ich kann nicht mit ihm warm werden I can’t warm to him; weder warm noch kalt sein fig. not care very much either way, be indifferent; Regen, Semmel etc.2. SPORT: sich warm machen warm up; sich warm laufen do a warm-up run, warm up; sich warm schwimmen / spielen / springen etc. warm up; auch warm up by swimming a few lengths / having a knock-up / doing a few jumpsII Adv. fig. warmly; warm duschen have a hot shower; wir essen abends warm we have a hot meal in the evening; sich warm anziehen dress warmly; fig. be prepared for the worst; jemandem etw. wärmstens empfehlen warmly recommend s.th. to s.o.; warm halten (Essen etc.) keep warm ( oder hot)* * *hot; warm; open-armed* * *wạrm [varm]1. adj comp - er['vɛrmɐ] superl -ste(r, s) ['vɛrmstə] (lit, fig) warm; Wetter auch, Getränk, Speise (auf Wasserhahn) hot; (dated inf = homosexuell) queer (pej inf)warm werden (fig inf) — to thaw out (inf)
mit etw warm werden (mit Stelle) — to get used to sth; mit Stadt auch to get to know sth
See:→ Bruder, laufen, spielen2. adv comp -er, superl am -stensitzen in a warm place; schlafen in a warm roomsich warm anziehen — to dress up warmly; (fig inf: bei Schwierigkeiten) to prepare oneself for a rough ride
jdn/etw wärmstens empfehlen — to recommend sb/sth warmly
* * *1) (moderately, or comfortably, hot: Are you warm enough, or shall I close the window?; a warm summer's day.) warm2) ((of clothes) protecting the wearer from the cold: a warm jumper.) warm3) (welcoming, friendly, enthusiastic etc: a warm welcome; a warm smile.) warm4) ((of colours) enriched by a certain quantity of red or pink, or (of red etc) rich and bright: a warm red; I don't want white walls - I want something warmer.) warm5) warmly* * *<wärmer, wärmste>[varm]I. adj1. (nicht kalt) warmein Glas \warme Milch a glass of hot milketw \warm halten to keep sth warm[jdm] etw \warm machen to heat sth up [for sb]; (Wärme aufweisend) warmein \warmes Bett a warm bedes [irgendwo] \warm haben to be warm [somewhere]mir ist zu \warm I'm too hot; (eine angenehme Wärme spüren) [to feel] pleasantly warm2. (aufwärmend) warmetw macht jdn \warm heißes Getränk, Suppe etc. sth warms sb up3. SPORTich würde mich gerne 5 Minuten \warm spielen I would like a five minute warm-upein \warmes Interesse a keen interest\warme Zustimmung enthusiastic agreement5.den Motor \warm laufen lassen to let the engine warm up▶ jdn/etw [jdm] wärmstens empfehlen to recommend sb/sth most warmly [to sb]* * *1.; wärmer, wärmst... Adjektiv1) warm; hot <meal, food, bath, spring>; hot, warm <climate, country, season, etc.>das Essen warm machen/stellen — heat up the food/keep the food warm or hot
warm halten — <coat, blanket, etc.> keep one warm
sich (Dat.) jemanden warm halten — (fig. ugs.) keep on the right side of somebody
mir ist/wird warm — I feel warm/I'm getting warm; (zu warm) I feel hot/I'm getting hot
2) (herzlich) warm <sympathy, appreciation, words, etc.>2.[mit jemandem/etwas] warm werden — (ugs.) warm [to somebody/something]
adverbial warmlywarm essen/duschen — have a hot meal/shower
* * *A. adj1. warm (auch fig Worte, Empfang etc); stärker, auch Speisen, Farben etc, auch TECH hot;warme Küche von 18 bis 22 Uhr hot meals served from 6 to 10 p.m.;mir ist warm I feel ( oder I’m) warm, I’m getting hot;schön warm nice and warm;schön warm haben Sie’s it’s nice and warm in here;sich warm halten keep warm;warm machen warm (up);warm werden warm up;das Essen warm machen heat up the meal ( oder food);sich (dat)etwas Warmes überziehen cover o.s. up warm;das Zimmer kostet warm 300 Euro (Miete) the room costs 300 Euros with heating;warme Fährte JAGD warm scent;ihm wurde warm ums Herz fig it made him feel all warm inside, it warmed the cockles of his heart umg, hum;die zwei müssen erst etwas warm werden they have to get to know each other a bit first;ich kann nicht mit ihm warm werden I can’t warm to him;2. SPORT:sich warm machen warm up;sich warm laufen do a warm-up run, warm up;warm laufen AUTO run hot;warm laufen lassen warm up;sich warm schwimmen/spielen/springen etc warm up; auch warm up by swimming a few lengths/having a knock-up/doing a few jumps3. obs, umg, pej (homosexuell) queer;warmer Bruder queer, US auch fag(got), fruitB. adv fig warmly;warm duschen have a hot shower;wir essen abends warm we have a hot meal in the evening;sich warm anziehen dress warmly; fig be prepared for the worst;jemandem etwas wärmstens empfehlen warmly recommend sth to sb;* * *1.; wärmer, wärmst... Adjektiv1) warm; hot <meal, food, bath, spring>; hot, warm <climate, country, season, etc.>das Essen warm machen/stellen — heat up the food/keep the food warm or hot
warm halten — <coat, blanket, etc.> keep one warm
sich (Dat.) jemanden warm halten — (fig. ugs.) keep on the right side of somebody
mir ist/wird warm — I feel warm/I'm getting warm; (zu warm) I feel hot/I'm getting hot
2) (herzlich) warm <sympathy, appreciation, words, etc.>2.[mit jemandem/etwas] warm werden — (ugs.) warm [to somebody/something]
adverbial warmlywarm essen/duschen — have a hot meal/shower
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adj hearty, cordial, heartfelt, affectionate, warm-(hearted), genial, amiable, kind | -na atmosfera cordial/congenial/relaxed atmosphere* * *• effusive• true hearted• kind• genial• hearty• heartily• cordial• amicable• open armed -
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• austral; calorific; hot; hotly; open-armed; snug; soft; thermal; warm
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