Warmth
热情
definition
noun
the warmth of the sun on her skin
the quality, state, or sensation of being warm; moderate and comfortable heat.
translation of 'warmth'
noun
和蔼,
热情,
暖和
example
The Queen Mother through her gracious smile generated 'warmth' and kindness to us all.
Nana, another year has passed yet the memory of you, your 'warmth' and love and kindness and the lessons you taught me, do not fade.
He is a man who hides the scars of personal tragedy but whose 'warmth' and understanding endear him to people on the edge.
Yes, it was definitely darker - the sun still shone, but its 'warmth' had gone.
Mexx has lined a pair of beige trousers with fleece for extra comfort and 'warmth' .
“Of course not,” he snapped, with a 'warmth' that he regretted
Things with no eyes flitted about at the corner of the trio's vision, having no fear in this place devoid of emotion, of 'warmth' .
There are some displays of 'warmth' between them but there is little emotion in their interaction.
The public greeted the great entertainer with great 'warmth' and much enthusiasm.
The 'warmth' of the sun soon dried the moisture from the new body.
‘Of course not,’ he snapped, with a 'warmth' that he regretted
You can expect about six hours of sunshine a day, and 'warmth' rather than heat - ideal for walking.
He draws on a roll of tobacco, which provides him 'warmth' and grants yet another form of slow death.
She lay on the very bed that he had ordered made for her, so that she would always know comfort and 'warmth' .
Ultimately though, For Tomorrows fail to maintain such moments of intense 'warmth' .
It was a lovely early sun, full of 'warmth' , and promising more for the day.
Shih Tzu puppies at one week of age can respond to their breeder with 'warmth' and affection.
Elizabeth sighed and pulled herself out of the comforting 'warmth' of her bed.
Desir exhibited such 'warmth' , caring and concern that she made me forget that I was upset.
Her icy gaze and menacing snarl turn on a dime to sparkling 'warmth' and dazzling smile.
I'll take the sun, and extend its light and its 'warmth' as far as I'm able.
We experienced the 'warmth' and kindness of the local people who soon became our friends.
She had a distinctive voice of intense 'warmth' and startling range, and a technique seldom matched in the history of opera.
A rare British treat filled with wit, 'warmth' and enough emotion to melt the hardest heart.
But Tian has stressed that the key meaning the story has for him is the 'warmth' of the emotions that it expresses.
The morning came and Elizabeth woke to the bright sun shining it's 'warmth' on her face.
Wit, irony and lightness were always balanced, for Smith, by genuine affection and 'warmth' .
That smile was full of 'warmth' and sweetness and I'll never forget such as a smile in my whole lifetime.
she smiled with real 'warmth'
Melbourne is cold, rainy and dreary after the relative 'warmth' of Sydney sun.
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