heat up

英 [hiːt ʌp]

美 [hiːt ʌp]

（尤指将已经冷掉的熟食）加热; 激化; 加剧; 变得激烈（或热烈）; 变热

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB （尤指将已经冷掉的熟食）加热
  When youheatsomethingup, especially food which has already been cooked and allowed to go cold, you make it hot.
  1. Freda heated up a pie for me.
     弗蕾达为我热了一块馅饼。
• PHRASAL VERB 激化;加剧;变得激烈（或热烈）
  When a situationheats up, things start to happen much more quickly and with increased interest and excitement among the people involved.
  1. Then in the last couple of years, the movement for democracy began to heat up.
     然后在过去几年里，民主运动开始升温。
• PHRASAL VERB 变热
  When somethingheats up, it gradually becomes hotter.
  1. In the summer her mobile home heats up like an oven.
     夏天一到，她的活动住房就变得像烤炉一样热。

英英释义

verb

• make more intense
  1. Emotions were screwed up
  Synonym:hot upscrew up
• make hot or hotter
  1. the sun heats the oceans
  2. heat the water on the stove
  Synonym:heat
• gain heat or get hot
  1. The room heated up quickly
  Synonym:heathot up

双语例句

• Heat up the soup
  把汤热一热
• Add water and heat up at the office.
  加水煮热，可以在办公室享用了。
• The room was rather cold when we arrived, but soon began to heat up.
  我们到达时屋里很冷，但很快就热起来了。
• I heat up the remains of last night's supper.
  我把昨晚的剩饭加加温。
• In the pressure cooker heat up some oil and brown the meat to both sides.
  高压锅内放入适量油并烧热，然后把肉的两面煎至金黄色。
• The iris is beginning to heat up, sir.
  虹膜开始加热了，长官。
• Without water, they will continue to heat up and possibly release a large amount of radiation.
  如果没有水，他们的温度将持续上升，可能释放出大量的辐射性物质。
• Turn the heat up high.
  把暖气开大。
• He turned the heat up because it was very cold inside the house.
  他把暖气开大了点，因为屋里非常冷。
• It mustn't heat up too much too fast, or it's ruined.
  它不能加热过高或过快，不然就会给毁了。