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1. (adj.) warm-blooded
of or designating animals, as mammals and birds, having a body temperature that is relatively constant and independent of the environment.
2. warm-blooded
ardent; impetuous:
warm-blooded valor.
Etymology: (1785–95)
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| Definition of 'Warm-blooded' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) warm-blooded
having warm blood (in animals whose body temperature is internally regulated)
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1. (adj) Warm-blooded
having warm blood; -- applied especially to those animals, as birds and mammals, which have warm blood, or, more properly, the power of maintaining a nearly uniform temperature whatever the temperature of the surrounding air. See Homoiothermal
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Sense: having a blood temperature greater than that of the surrounding atmosphere
warm-blooded animals such as man.
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 Afrikaans: warmbloedig |
 Arabic: ذو دَمٍ حار |
 Bulgarian: топлокръвен |
 Brazilian: sangue quente / ardente |
 Czech: teplokrevný |
 German: warmblütig |
 Danish: varmblodet |
 Greek: θερμόαιμος |
 Spanish: de sangre caliente |
 Estonian: püsisoojane |
 Farsi: خون گرم |
 Finnish: tasalämpöinen |
 French: à sang chaud |
 Hebrew: בַּעַל דַם חַם |
 Hindi: नियततापी |
 Croatian: toplokrvni |
 Hungarian: melegvérű |
 Indonesian: berdarah panas |
 Icelandic: með jafnheitt blóð |
 Italian: a sangue caldo |
 Japanese: 温血の |
 Korean: 온혈의 |
 Lithuanian: šiltakraujis |
 Latvian: siltasiņu- |
 Malay: berdarah panas |
 Dutch: warmbloedig |
 Norwegian: varmblodig |
 Polish: ciepłokrwisty |
 Portuguese: de sangue quente |
 Romanian: cu sânge cald |
 Russian: теплокровный |
 Slovak: teplokrvný |
 Slovenian: toplokrven |
 Serbian: toplokrvan |
 Swedish: varmblodig |
 Thai: ที่มีเลือดอุ่น |
 Turkish: sıcakkanlı |
 Taiwanese: 熱血的 |
 Ukrainian: теплокровний |
 Urdu: گرم خون والے جانور |
 Vietnamese: có máu nóng |
 Chinese: 热血的 |
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