warm russian
тёплый
warm, mild
cordial, kindly, affectionate
тепло́
warm, it is warm
душе́вный
mental, of the soul, inner, spiritual
heartfelt, warm, soulful, sincere
си́зый
dove-coloured, warm grey, bluish
гре́ться
to warm oneself
согре́ться
to warm oneself up
нагре́ть
to heat, to heat up, to warm up
to swindle, to cheat, to con
парно́й
steam-, steamy, vapour-
sauna, steam room, steam bath
fresh (straight from the cow), still warm (milk), freshly slaughtered (meat)
разговори́ться
to strike up a conversation, to fall into conversation, to get talking
to become talkative, to find plenty to talk about, to warm to one's subject
согре́ть
to warm (someone or something)
разыгра́ться
to break out, to flare up, to rage, to rise
to be played out, to unfold, to take place
to get carried away playing, to romp, to warm up (of a player)
согрева́ть
to warm (someone or something)
потепле́ть
to get warm, to warm up
разбе́г
running start, run-up, take-off run (of an aircraft)
warm-up, preparation phase, getting up to speed
разогре́ть
to warm up, to heat up
погре́ться
to warm oneself
натопи́ть
to heat up (a room), to heat well, to warm up
to melt down, to render (fat)
отта́ять
to thaw, to thaw out, to defrost, to melt
to thaw (emotionally), to warm up, to become more open, to soften
разы́грываться
to rise, to break, to get up (of a storm)
to take place, to unfold, to be played out
to run high, to flare up, to break out
to become frolicsome, to get playful, to get wild
to warm up, to get into one's stride
пригре́ть
to warm, to warm up
to give shelter to, to take in, to treat kindly
насиде́ть
to hatch, to warm
не́жить
to pamper, to coddle, to indulge
to caress, to soothe, to gently warm
нагрева́ть
to heat, to heat up, to warm up
to cheat, to swindle, to rip off
тёпленький
tepid, lukewarm, nice warm
разми́нка
warm-up
подогрева́ть
to warm up, to stir up, to rouse
согрева́ться
to warm, to get warm
размя́ться
to warm up, to limber up, to stretch one's legs, to get some exercise
to become soft, to become pliable, to soften up
нагре́ться
to warm up, to heat up
разогрева́ть
to warm up
нагрева́ться
to get warm
прогре́ть
to warm thoroughly, to heat, to warm up
оттира́ть
to rub off, to scrub off, to wipe off
to rub warm, to rub (to restore circulation)
to push aside, to shove away, to edge out
отогре́ться
to warm up, to get warm
теплы́нь
warm weather
отта́ивать
to thaw, to thaw out, to defrost
to defrost, to thaw out, to de-ice
to thaw, to warm up, to become friendlier
тепле́ть
to get warm, to warm up
обогре́ть
to heat, to warm
отогре́ть
to warm up, to thaw, to heat [from a cold or frozen state]
оттере́ть
to rub off, to scrub off, to wipe off
to rub warm, to restore feeling by rubbing
to push aside, to shove aside, to edge out
погре́ть
to warm
пригрева́ть
to warm, to warm up, to shine warmly
to take in, to shelter, to treat kindly, to look after
горяченький
nice and hot, piping hot, hot, warm
hot-blooded, quick-tempered, passionate, ardent
отогрева́ть
to warm up, to thaw, to heat [from a cold or frozen state]
отогрева́ться
to warm oneself
утепли́ть
to warm to insulate
раска́чка
swinging, rocking, oscillation
warm-up, ramp-up, run-up, build-up
разогре́в
heating, heating up, warming up
warm-up, warming-up
спе́вка
singing rehearsal, choir practice, warm-up (for singing)
обогре́ться
to get warm, to warm oneself
разогре́ться
to warm up
кацаве́йка
katsaveyka, short fur-lined women's jacket, short padded jacket (Russian traditional)
short warm jacket, warm wrap
нажа́риваться
to bask, to warm oneself, to in the sun
наси́живать
to hatch, to warm
обогрева́ть
to heat, to warm
обогрева́ться
to warm oneself
подта́пливать
to heat a little, to warm up (a room), to stoke up (a stove)
to melt a little more, to render additionally (fat)
прогрева́ть
to warm thoroughly, to heat, to warm up
прогрева́ться
to get warmed thoroughly, to warm up
разогрева́ние
heating up, warming up, heating
warming-up, warm-up
разогрева́ться
to warm up, to grow warm
распева́ться
to warm up (one's voice), to do vocal warm-ups
to sing away, to sing on and on
расторгова́ться
to get into brisk trade, to start selling briskly, to warm up to trading
to sell out completely, to sell off all one's goods, to be sold out
теплокро́вные
warm-blooded animals
теплокро́вный
warm-blooded
утепля́ть
to keep warm/to insulate
душе́вность
warmth of the heart, warm-heartedness, cordiality
soulfulness, inner values, spiritual depth
подка́тка
rehearsal, run-through, warm-up, dress rehearsal
rolling in, rolling under, bringing under, fitting
распа́риться
to get steamed up, to get hot and sweaty, to get very warm (in a steam room/sauna)
уча́стливость
sympathy, compassion, warm concern, kindliness
догре́ть
to warm up / heat up (to a certain level)
гре́вшийся
warming oneself, getting warm, having warmed oneself
согре́вшийся
warmed up, having warmed oneself, having got warm
погре́вшийся
warmed up, having warmed oneself, having got warm
согрева́ющийся
warming (oneself), getting warm, warming up
согрева́вшийся
having warmed oneself up, who was warming up, which was getting warm
тепле́ющий
warming, getting warmer, becoming warm
отогрева́ющийся
warming up, getting warm, thawing (out)
отогрева́вшийся
warming oneself, having warmed oneself, having got warm
ота́пливаемый
heated, warm
прогрева́ющийся
warming up, heating up, getting warm
вёдро
fair and warm weather (in the summer)
распе́ться
to warm up one's voice, to start singing
подогре́тый
warmed up, heated, warm
tipsy, slightly drunk, merry
горячо́
warmly, ardently, hotly, eagerly
hot
теплота́
warmth, cordiality, affection, heat
зимо́вка
wintering, winter stay, overwintering
winter quarters, winter camp, winter hut, polar station
wintering (of animals), hibernation, migration to warmer places for the winter
душе́вно
cordially, warmly, heartily, from the heart
mentally, spiritually, inwardly, emotionally
млеть
to melt (with delight), to swoon (with pleasure), to be thrilled, to delight in
to bask (in warmth), to luxuriate, to relax blissfully
новосе́лье
house-warming
задуше́вно
sincerely, heartily, warmly, intimately
потепле́ние
warming, rise in temperature, warmer weather, milder weather
global warming, climate warming
горячи́тельный
warming, stimulating, invigorating
му́фта
coupling, clutch, shaft coupling
sleeve, socket, pipe coupling, nipple (pipe fitting)
muff (hand warmer)
нагре́в
heating, warming
heat, degree of heat
running hot, overheating
по-до́брому
kindly, in a kindly way, warmly
amicably, peacefully, the nice way
носогре́йка
nose-warmer
обогрева́ние
warming, heating
отепле́ние
thermal insulation, insulation against cold, protection against cold
heating, warming
поджига́тельница
arsonist (female), fire-raiser
instigator, inciter, warmonger (of war)
Examples
При тёплой и вла́жной пого́де увели́чивается у́ровень престу́пности.
Warm and humid weather increases the number of crimes.
Когда прихо́дит весна́, стано́вится тепле́е.
When spring comes, it gets warm.
Жарко. Мне включи́ть кондиционе́р?
It's very warm. Shall I turn on the air conditioner?
They will help you to get warm.
Сего́дня доста́точно тепло́.
It's fairly warm today.
Апельси́ны расту́т в тёплых края́х.
Oranges grow in warm countries.
You're starting to warm up now.
Сего́дня тепло́.
It's warm today.
Тепло́.
It's warm.
Са́хар растворя́ется в горя́чем ко́фе.
Sugar dissolves in warm coffee.
Тёплая пого́да благоприя́тствовала нашему пикнику.
Warm weather favored our picnic.
Поприве́тствуй его тёплой улы́бкой.
Greet him with a warm smile.
Тепло́ сего́дня.
It's warm today.
Харуко лю́бит тёплые исто́чники.
Haruko likes warm springs.
Лед превраща́ется в во́ду, когда нагрева́ется.
Ice turns to water when it gets warm.
К сожале́нию, суп всего лишь теплый.
Unfortunately, the soup is only warm.
Сего́дня довольно-таки тепло́.
It is rather warm today.
После череды́ тёплых дней похолодало.
After a succession of warm days, the weather became cold.
Апельси́ны расту́т в тёплых стра́нах.
Oranges grow in warm countries.
К сча́стью, на э́той неде́ле бы́ло тепло́.
Luckily, it was warm this week.
Бы́ло тепло́.
It was warm.
При тёплой пого́де пот помога́ет челове́ку регули́ровать температу́ру тела.
During warm weather, sweating helps man regulate his body temperature.
Пе́ред забе́гом бегуны́ до́лжны согре́ться.
Before the race, the runners have to warm up.
Will you warm up the soup?
Если вы продро́гли, ся́дьте у огня́ и погре́йтесь.
If you're cold, come sit by the fire and warm yourself.
Как правило, жи́тели тёплых стран — «жа́воронки».
As a rule, the inhabitants of warm countries keep early hours.
Ещё тепло́.
It's still warm.
Они тепло́ нас поприве́тствовали.
They gave us a warm greeting.
Мне тепло́.
I'm warm.
Том заку́тался в тёплое одея́ло.
Tom wrapped himself in a warm blanket.
Том заверну́лся в тёплое одея́ло.
Tom wrapped himself in a warm blanket.
Он снял пальто́, потому что бы́ло тепло́.
He took the coat off because it was warm.
Сего́дня необычайно тепло́.
It's unusually warm today.
Зимой окна иногда совсем замерза́ли. И тогда ма́льчик и де́вочка нагрева́ли ме́дные моне́тки на пе́чке, и прикла́дывали их к замерзшему стеклу́; очень скоро появля́лось ма́ленькое кру́глое отве́рстие, через кото́рое они могли́ смотре́ть, и не́жные сверка́ющие глаза ма́льчика и де́вочки сия́ли из обоих о́кон через э́ти ды́рки, когда они смотре́ли друг на дру́га.
In winter, the windows were sometimes quite frozen over. But then the boy and the girl would warm copper pennies on the stove, and hold the warm pennies against the frozen pane; there would be very soon a little round hole through which they could peep, and the soft bright eyes of the little boy and girl would beam through the hole at each window as they looked at each other.



















