warm up
US /wɔːrm ˈʌp/
UK /wɔːrm ˈʌp/
1.
memanaskan badan
to prepare for physical exercise or a performance by doing gentle exercises or practice
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Athletes should always warm up before a game to prevent injuries.
Atlet harus sentiasa memanaskan badan sebelum perlawanan untuk mengelakkan kecederaan.
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The singer did some vocal exercises to warm up her voice.
Penyanyi itu melakukan beberapa latihan vokal untuk memanaskan suaranya.
2.
bersemangat, membiasakan diri
to become more friendly, lively, or enthusiastic
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The crowd started to warm up as the band played their favorite songs.
Penonton mula bersemangat apabila kumpulan muzik memainkan lagu kegemaran mereka.
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It took him a while to warm up to the idea of moving.
Dia mengambil sedikit masa untuk membiasakan diri dengan idea berpindah.