warm up

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• /ˌwɔː(ɹ)m ˈʌp/
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116 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: اِسْتَدْفَأَ (istadfaʔa) — to become warmer
• Azerbaijani: qızmaq — to become warmer
• Azerbaijani: qızışmaq — to become warmer
• Chinese Mandarin: 暖和(起來) /暖和(起来) — to become warmer
• Finnish: lämmitellä — to become warmer
• French: se réchauffer — to become warmer
• French: se chauffer — to become warmer
• German: sich aufwärmen — to become warmer
• Ancient Greek: θερμαίνομαι (thermaínomai) — to become warmer
• Hungarian: felmelegedik — to become warmer
• Hungarian: megmelegedik — to become warmer
• Ingrian: varistua — to become warmer
• Ingrian: kuumeta — to become warmer
• Japanese: 温まる (atatamaru) — to become warmer
• Latin: calēscō — to become warmer
• Portuguese: aquecer — to become warmer
• Portuguese: esquentar — to become warmer
• Quechua: ruphay — to become warmer
• Quechua: qunuy — to become warmer
• Russian: нагрева́ться (nagrevátʹsja) — to become warmer
• Russian: нагре́ться (nagrétʹsja) — to become warmer
• Russian: согрева́ться (sogrevátʹsja) — to become warmer
• Russian: гре́ться (grétʹsja) — to become warmer
• Russian: согре́ться (sogrétʹsja) — to become warmer
• Slovak: ohriať sa — to become warmer
• Slovak: ohrievať sa — to become warmer
• Slovak: zohriať sa — to become warmer
• Slovak: zohrievať sa — to become warmer
• Walloon: si restchåfer — to become warmer
• Walloon: si reschandi — to become warmer
• Welsh: cynhesu — to become warmer
• Welsh: twymo — to become warmer
• Chinese Mandarin: 熱 /热 (rè) — to heat or reheat
• Chinese Mandarin: 加熱 /加热 (jiārè) — to heat or reheat
• Czech: ohřát — to heat or reheat
• Finnish: lämmittää — to heat or reheat
• French: réchauffer — to heat or reheat
• German: aufwärmen — to heat or reheat
• German: wärmen — to heat or reheat
• Hungarian: felmelegít — to heat or reheat
• Hungarian: megmelegít — to heat or reheat
• Japanese: 加熱する (kanetsu suru) — to heat or reheat
• Māori: whakatāmahana — to heat or reheat
• Māori: tāmahana — to heat or reheat
• Portuguese: reaquecer — to heat or reheat
• Portuguese: aquecer — to heat or reheat
• Portuguese: esquentar — to heat or reheat
• Russian: разогрева́ть (razogrevátʹ) — to heat or reheat
• Russian: разогре́ть (razogrétʹ) — to heat or reheat
• Russian: подогрева́ть (podogrevátʹ) — to heat or reheat
• Russian: подогре́ть (podogrétʹ) — to heat or reheat
• Russian: греть (gretʹ) — to heat or reheat
• Slovak: zohriať — to heat or reheat
• Slovak: zohrievať — to heat or reheat
• Walloon: ritchåfer — to heat or reheat
• Welsh: cynhesu — to heat or reheat
• Welsh: twymo — to heat or reheat
• Arabic: دَفَّأَ (daffaʔa) — to reach a normal operating temperature
• Arabic: أَدْفَأَ (ʔadfaʔa) — to reach a normal operating temperature
• Chinese Mandarin: 暖 (nuǎn) — to reach a normal operating temperature
• Chinese Mandarin: 焐 (wù) — to reach a normal operating temperature
• Chinese Mandarin: 變熱 /变热 (biàn rè) — to reach a normal operating temperature
• Finnish: lämmittää — to reach a normal operating temperature
• Finnish: lämmetä — to reach a normal operating temperature
• German: warmlaufen — to reach a normal operating temperature
• German: warmlaufen lassen — to reach a normal operating temperature
• Hungarian: bemelegedik — to reach a normal operating temperature
• Japanese: 暖める (atatameru) — to reach a normal operating temperature
• Japanese: 暖まる (atatamaru) — to reach a normal operating temperature
• Japanese: ウォームアップする (wōmuappu suru) — to reach a normal operating temperature
• Portuguese: aquecer — to reach a normal operating temperature
• Russian: нагрева́ть (nagrevátʹ) — to reach a normal operating temperature
• Russian: гре́ть (grétʹ) — to reach a normal operating temperature
• Russian: нагрева́ться (nagrevátʹsja) — to reach a normal operating temperature
• Russian: гре́ться (grétʹsja) — to reach a normal operating temperature
• Russian: нагре́ться (nagrétʹsja) — to reach a normal operating temperature
• Slovak: zahriať sa — to reach a normal operating temperature
• Slovak: zahrievať sa — to reach a normal operating temperature
• Walloon: tchåfer — to reach a normal operating temperature
• ǃXóõ: ǂgáʻã — to reach a normal operating temperature
• Chinese Mandarin: 熱身 /热身 (rèshēn) — to stretch etc before exercise
• Finnish: verrytellä — to stretch etc before exercise
• Finnish: lämmitellä — to stretch etc before exercise
• German: sich aufwärmen — to stretch etc before exercise
• Greek: προθερμαίνω (prothermaíno) — to stretch etc before exercise
• Hungarian: bemelegít — to stretch etc before exercise
• Māori: koiri — to stretch etc before exercise
• Polish: rozgrzać się — to stretch etc before exercise
• Polish: rozgrzewać się — to stretch etc before exercise
• Portuguese: aquecer — to stretch etc before exercise
• Slovak: zahriať sa — to stretch etc before exercise
• Slovak: zahrievať sa — to stretch etc before exercise
• Slovak: rozcvičiť sa — to stretch etc before exercise
• Slovak: rozcvičovať sa — to stretch etc before exercise
• Spanish: entrar en calor — to stretch etc before exercise
• Swedish: värma upp — to stretch etc before exercise
• Vietnamese: khởi động — to stretch etc before exercise
• Finnish: lämmitellä — to do some additional practice
• French: s'échauffer — to do some additional practice
• Hungarian: bemelegít — to do some additional practice
• Māori: koiri — to do some additional practice
• Russian: размина́ться (razminátʹsja) — to do some additional practice
• Russian: размя́ться (razmjátʹsja) — to do some additional practice
• Spanish: calentar motores — to do some additional practice
• Finnish: lämmittää — to make an audience enthusiastic
• Finnish: lämmitellä — to make an audience enthusiastic
• French: échauffer — to make an audience enthusiastic
• German: aufwärmen — to make an audience enthusiastic
• Hungarian: bemelegít — to make an audience enthusiastic
• Hungarian: fellelkesít — to make an audience enthusiastic
• Portuguese: aquecer — to make an audience enthusiastic
• Portuguese: animar — to make an audience enthusiastic
• Portuguese: entusiasmar — to make an audience enthusiastic
• Russian: разогрева́ть (razogrevátʹ) — to make an audience enthusiastic
• Russian: разогре́ть (razogrétʹ) — to make an audience enthusiastic
• Walloon: estchåfer — to make an audience enthusiastic