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Anglista2008 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Warm VS warm up
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Is there any difference between to warm and to warm up as far as meaning is concerned?
Thanks a lot!
Is there any difference between to warm and to warm up as far as meaning is concerned?
Thanks a lot!
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I'd need a sentence, but in the sense of preparing for an exercise or an effort, only 'warm up' is acceptable.
- I'd need a sentence, but in the sense of preparing for an exercise or an effort, only 'warm up' is acceptable.
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I'd need a sentence, but in the sense of preparing for an exercise or an effort, only 'warm up' is acceptable.
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Thanks.
What about a sentence like this:
First you need to warm / warm up the stock and then add some breadcrumbs to it.
What about a sentence like this:
First you need to warm / warm up the stock and then add some breadcrumbs to it.
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Either will work ('up' is a sort of intensifier), but I think 'heat' would be more usual.
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