warm-up
英 ['wɔ:mʌp]
美
英語の語源
- warm-up (n.)
- "act or practice of exercising or practicing before an activity," 1915; earlier in literal sense, "a heating" (of something), 1878, from verbal phrase warm up, which is from 1868 in the sense "exercise before an activity." Earlier in reference to heating food (1848), and earliest (c. 1400), figuratively, of persons. In reference to appliances, motors, etc., attested from 1947.
例文
- 1. Serve the cake warm or at room temperature,cut in squares.
- などのケーキは温めたり、室温に冷めたりしたときに四角に切ってテーブルに持っていく。
- 2. Warm weather has attracted the flat fish close to shore.
- 暖かい気候がヒラメを近海に導いた。
- 3.We sat round the fire to keep ourselves warm .
- 私たちは火のそばに座って暖を取っています。/
- 4.The children are very tactile with warm ,loving natures.
- 子供は話をするとき、熱烈で、好きな肢体のタッチを表現するのが好きです。
- 5.In warm weather,you should wear clothing that is cool and comfortable.
- 暑い日は、涼しくて快適な服を着るべきだ。
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