warm
🇺🇸
/wɔːrm/
🇬🇧
/wɔːm/
adjective
A1
at a pleasant high temperature, not hot or cold
The fire made the room feel warm and cozy.
A1
keeping you warm in cold weather
This warm blanket will keep you comfortable at night.
B1
showing kindness, friendship, or love
She gave me a warm smile when I entered the room.
R
having red, orange, or yellow colors that feel comfortable
The warm colors of sunset made the sky beautiful.
R
close to finding something or guessing correctly
You're getting warm as you search for the hidden object.
verb
B1
to make something or someone warm, or to become warm
The sun helps to warm the earth in the morning.
R
to become more friendly or loving, or to make someone feel that way
His kind words helped to warm her heart during a difficult time.
noun
R
a warm place
After being outside in the cold, it's nice to come into the warm.
adverb
R
in a way that keeps you warm
Dress warm when you go out in the winter weather.
translation
at a pleasant high temperature, not hot or cold; keeping you warm in cold weather; showing kindness, friendship, or love; having red, orange, or yellow colors that feel comfortable; close to finding something or guessing correctly
to make something or someone warm, or to become warm; to become more friendly or loving, or to make someone feel that way
a warm place
in a way that keeps you warm
Word Forms
Progressive
warming
Perfect
warmed
Past
warmed
3rd Present
warms
Plural
warms
Comparative
warmer
Superlative
warmest