warmth

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warmth
[wɔːmθ]
sustantivo
1calor (m) (heat); calidez (f) calor (m) (sentido figurado) (of welcome); calidez (f) afectuosidad (f) (of person's character); cariño (m) (affection)

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warmth [uormz]
sustantivo
1Calor moderado.
2Celo, ardor, fervor, ardimiento, vivez
adjetivo
3Fantasía, entusiasmo.
  • Warmth of coloring -> (Pint.) color de fuego claro; color vivo

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warmth [wɔːmθ]
noun
1 [of sun, fire] calor; (m)
the flowers opened in the warmth of the sun we all need warmth to survive - especially in a house with no central heating, like mine!
2 [of clothing, blanket]
a blanket will provide extra warmth una manta proporcionará más abrigo; wear a jacket for warmth ponte una chaqueta para ir bien abrigado
3 [of greeting, welcome] cordialidad; (f)
he greeted us with warmth and affection we were overwhelmed by the warmth of the reception
 [of smile] simpatía; (f) afabilidad; (f)

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