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Перевод: warmth

[существительное]
тепло; теплота ; сердечность ; горячность ; запальчивость ; теплый колорит

Тезаурус:

1. He looked past her, his expression withdrawn and distant in the way she disliked, and when he spoke it was without warmth: "I was personal slave to the Master and as such did personal tasks."
2. I want to share in that ordinary, uncomplicated animal warmth, free of human complexities or human odours, their breath sweetened with the juices of twice-digested grass and other comely vegetation plucked from remembered waysides.
3. I lay as if you were there and loved the shape your back had made, had a sense of your silky warmth, my body curling round the heat and wonder of you in my arms.
4. Both can satisfactorily detect situations in which inappropriate suffering is occurring because of external deficiencies in food, warmth, income, housing and health.
5. The grandmother was a Manx seaman's widow, always smart", in long skirts and an apron, "always cooking, baking, and sewing: always clean immaculate;, yet somehow without warmth.
6. The sun's gentle warmth was reflected from the bark, the moss on which she sat and rested her hands was soft and cool.
7. The finest mahogany has been used in its construction; and the body of the carriage is double panelled throughout, and stuffed with felt, in order to lessen vibration and increase warmth.
8. You just get an illusion of warmth and afterwards you're colder.
9. I can feel the warmth from the oven.
10. The warmth of the ship and want of air had occasioned the skunk-weed to put forth two fine blossoms, very beautiful"
11. If Three Mile Island and, above all, Chernobyl, had not happened, the image of civil nuclear power would (or should) have assumed a more friendly warmth as the superpowers' diminishing stocks of warheads dwindled towards a largely symbolic status.
12. Statistics can be merely cold facts but these represent the great generosity and warmth of the machine knitting fraternity in the UK.
13. Combine sun-tropical warmth and sunshine with Scandinavian efficiency and you've got Sunwing, Crete.