(FI) Señor Presidente, Señorías, pasado mañana las Naciones Unidas publicarán un informe científico que dice que lo más probable es que la Tierra se caliente tres grados durante este siglo.

(FI) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the day after tomorrow the UN will publish a scientific report that says that the earth is most likely to warm up by three degrees this century.

calentar(also: calentarse)

to warm up {vb} (engine, apparatus)

Veo que los servicios postales nos ayudan a calentar un poco el ambiente del hemiciclo, y me alegro de ello.

I notice that the postal services are helping us to warm up the House a little, and I am glad about that.

calentar los músculos

to warm up

(FI) Señor Presidente, Señorías, pasado mañana las Naciones Unidas publicarán un informe científico que dice que lo más probable es que la Tierra se caliente tres grados durante este siglo.

(FI) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the day after tomorrow the UN will publish a scientific report that says that the earth is most likely to warm up by three degrees this century.

calentar(also: hacer ejercicios de calentamiento)

to warm up {vb} (for action)

Veo que los servicios postales nos ayudan a calentar un poco el ambiente del hemiciclo, y me alegro de ello.

I notice that the postal services are helping us to warm up the House a little, and I am glad about that.

calentar los músculos

to warm up

(FI) Señor Presidente, Señorías, pasado mañana las Naciones Unidas publicarán un informe científico que dice que lo más probable es que la Tierra se caliente tres grados durante este siglo.

(FI) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the day after tomorrow the UN will publish a scientific report that says that the earth is most likely to warm up by three degrees this century.

calentar

to warm over {vb} [gastro.] [Amer.] (heat up)

calentar(also: enfermar, poner enfermo)

to burn up {vb} [Amer.] [coll.] (annoy, anger)

calentar [calentando · calentado] {transitive verb}

calentar(also: caldear, climatizar)

to heat [heated · heated] {vb}

Podríamos utilizar la energía solar para calentar nuestras casas, si quisiéramos.

We could use solar energy to heat our houses, if we so wished.

Permítanme que les ponga un ejemplo: no es lo mismo calentar toda una casa, que sólo una habitación.

Let me give you an example: it makes a difference whether I heat a house or just one room.

Se sabe que China y Canadá lo utilizan para mover automóviles y Japón, para calentar edificios.

China and Canada are known for using it to power cars and Japan uses hydrogen to heat buildings.

calentar(also: calentarse)

to heat up {vb}

Tenemos que asegurarnos que la tierra no se caliente más de dos grados.

We must make sure that the earth does not heat up by more than two degrees.

Entre ellos, el metano y el dióxido de carbono que calentarían el planeta consiguiendo que se fundieran los polos, los glaciares...

According to them, methane and carbon dioxide are going to heat up the planet and melt the poles and glaciers.

calentar(also: entibiarse, entibiar, templar)

to warm [warmed · warmed] {vb}

Veo que los servicios postales nos ayudan a calentar un poco el ambiente del hemiciclo, y me alegro de ello.

I notice that the postal services are helping us to warm up the House a little, and I am glad about that.

Hay una potente calefacción sobre la puerta para calentar la entrada de las visitas y del personal, pero lleva todo este invierno estropeada.

There is a powerful heating unit over the door to warm the entrance for visitors and staff, but it has been broken all winter.

(DE) Señor Presidente, ritmo al la que se está calentando es superior a la media global.

(DE) Mr President, Europe is warming up faster than the global average.

calentar(also: levantar, despertar, exaltar, suscitar)

to arouse [aroused · aroused] {v.t.}

calentar(also: zumbar)

to give … a good hiding {vb} [coll.]

calentar(also: emputar, encabronar, reventar)

to make … mad {vb} [coll.]

calentar(also: prender, conectar, encandilar, enchufar)

to turn on {vb}

calentar

to get … going {vb} [coll.]

calentar(also: arrechar)

to turn … on {vb} [coll.]

SYNONYMS

Synonyms (Spanish) for "calentar":

calentar

acalorar- apalear- arrear- atizar- cascar- enardecer- encender- entusiasmar- exaltar- excitar- fatigar- golpear- pegar- ruborizar- sacudir

CONTEXT EXAMPLES

Context examples for "calentarse" in English(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.

calentarse la cabeza

to rack one's brains

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