Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Warmth"

A: The sentence describes a feeling of warmth and comfort that enveloped everyone, similar to the sensation of "おかゆ" (okayu), which is a Japanese rice porridge often associated with warmth and nourishment.

The use of "uh" indicates hesitation or difficulty in finding the right words to describe this feeling. The speaker is trying to convey a sense of a warm, soft, and glowing aura that made everyone feel cozy and comforted, just like the feeling one gets from eating a bowl of warm and nourishing okayu. The comparison to okayu emphasizes the intensity and positive nature of the atmosphere that surrounded everyone.

A: warmth = friendliness
levity = light, humorous talk, not serious talk

A: yes, it is a hypothetical question, meaning it doesn't actually need an answer. It is for poetic reasons.

A: Describing how hot (warm) is.

A: Warmth can be temperature or personality.

The warmth of the fire revived my ice cold hands.

The mother's warmth calmed the troubled child.

In the case of personality, warmth helps people calm down or feel loved.

A: This phrase can't really be used at all. I can't think of a sentence where i could use this. I can however give you some sentences with warmth.

The warmth of the campfire left the whole group feeling at ease, so much so that they almost forgot they were in the wilderness.

I could feel her warmth when she hugged me.

I was surrounded by the warmth of my blanket.

A: I could feel the warmth on her cheeks and realized she had a fever.

I sat next to the fire for warmth.

The warmth from heating pad relaxed my neck muscles.

A: Warmth is a noun and warming is a verb
Examples:
I can feel the warmth of the fire
The warmth of his hand surprised me
I am warming up the leftovers in the microwave
The weather is warming up this week

A: man the difference is in article (the). like you r telling me these both sentences, right. in the 1st sentences i don't know the kind of warmth. but in the 2nd i know the kind of warmth thats why (the)

A: you would feel comfortable to warmth. But you will never feel comfortable with heat.

A:
As nouns the difference between warmth and warmness is that warmth is a moderate degree of heat; the sensation of being warm while warmness is the state of being warm; warmth.

A: ok so .....the more accurate, correct way is ......There is a real warmth about her....it means she possess the charisma of a warm ,kind and pure person

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A: × I feel warmth knowing you have interested in Zen philosophy.
✓ It warms my heart to know you have an interest in Zen philosophy.

× Practicing Zen mind is Japanese heart.
✓ Practicing Zen mindfulness is near to the Japanese heart.

× This is all about our daily life, not only how we see things, how we think, experiences but also including work and each activities.
✓ It is all about our daily life, not only our perceptions, thoughts and experiences but also including work and each of our activities.

× We are trying to a better person while practicing Zen.
✓ We are trying to better ourselves while practicing Zen.

× Ultimately, we can become trueself.
✓ Ultimately, we can become our true self.

A: × He looks like indifferent.
✓ He looks indifferent.

× But actually he is so warmth innermost part of heart
✓ But deep inside he is actually very warm.

Regarding "indifferent"... If you want to use the word 冷淡, it's probably better to use something like "cool" or "cold". Indifferent means more like "neutral" or "doesn't care".
In the second sentence, is it like 内心深处? English has the idioms "deep in his heart" or "in his heart of hearts" but I think it is slightly more natural to say "deep inside" or "deep down" because "deep inside" can refer to who someone is, their true character; while "deep in his heart" is more used to refer to some deeply held but hidden thought/feeling. Such as, "he tried every day to forget her, but deep in his heart he knew he could never stop loving her."

A: × Provides warmth for camping or walking, going out in winter.
✓ Provides warmth for walking or camping in winter.

× Sandals with the bore softly fitting in your foot.
✓ Sandals with inner soles that gently hug your feet. (?!?!)

Sorry, I took a guess on "bore". I think this is what you meant.

A:
It is a rhetorical question, which means the person speaking already knows the answer, but wants the listener to think of the answer themselves, rather than have the answer given to them.
The speaker already know they are right. They want the listener to decide for themselves that they agree.

A: Once you know the warmth of somebody, it became a big loss when you lose it.

Remember English almost always needs the subject made clear!