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1 [met hoge temperatuur] warm, hot♦voorbeelden:1 warme bronnen • hot/thermal springswarm water • hot waterwarm eten • hot mealhet warm hebben • be warm/hotniet warm of koud van iets worden • blow neither hot nor cold, be quite indifferent to somethinghet begon (lekker) warm te worden in de kamer • the room was warming upiets warms • something warm/hot (to eat/drink)¶ je bent warm! • you are (getting) warm/hot!iets warm houden • 〈 figuurlijk〉 keep something to the fore, keep something alive; 〈 letterlijk〉 keep something warm/hotII 〈 bijvoeglijk naamwoord, bijwoord〉1 [de warmte vasthoudend] warm♦voorbeelden:iemand zijn warme dank betuigen • express one's heartfelt thanks to someoneeen warm voorstander van iets zijn • be an ardent/a fervent supporter of somethingiemand iets warm aanbevelen • recommend something warmly to someoneiemand voor iets warm maken • rouse someone's interest in something4 een warme stem • a warm/pleasant voicewarm van toon • in a warm/pleasant tone -
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