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warm-up

warm-up
NounTransitive Verb

Meanings

Nounwarm-up

A period of preparation, typically involving light exercise, to prepare the body for more strenuous physical activity.

The athletes spent ten minutes on a warm-up before the race.

Nounwarm-up

An introductory activity or event designed to prepare an audience or a performer for the main attraction.

The comedian acted as the warm-up for the headlining act.

Nounwarm-up

A preliminary rehearsal or practice session used to prepare for a formal performance or competition.

The choir had a quick warm-up in the wings before stepping onto the stage.

Transitive Verbwarm-up
[~ someone][~ something]

To prepare someone or something for a more demanding activity through a series of gradual exercises or preliminary actions.

The coach helped the players warm-up their muscles before the game.

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