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1. (adj.) warmed-over
(of cooked foods) reheated:
warmed-over stew.
2. warmed-over
reworked or repeated without enthusiasm or introduction of new ideas; stale:
a warmed-over version of an old plot.
Etymology: (1885–90)
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Sense: warmed up or heated again
warmed-over soup.
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 Afrikaans: opgewarm |
 Arabic: مُسَخَّن، مُحمّى |
 Bulgarian: претоплен |
 Brazilian: requentar |
 Czech: ohřívaný |
 German: erwärmt |
 Danish: opvarmet |
 Greek: ξαναζεσταμένος |
 Spanish: recalentado |
 Estonian: üles soojendatud |
 Farsi: گرم كردن |
 Finnish: uudelleenlämmitetty |
 French: réchaufé(e) |
 Hebrew: מְחוּמַם |
 Hindi: गरम करना |
 Croatian: podgrijan |
 Hungarian: felmelegített (étel) |
 Indonesian: telah dipanaskan kembali |
 Italian: riscaldato |
 Japanese: 温めなおした |
 Korean: 다시 데운 |
 Lithuanian: pašildytas |
 Latvian: uzsildīts |
 Malay: panaskan semula |
 Dutch: opnieuw opgewarmd |
 Norwegian: gjenoppvarmet |
 Polish: odgrzany |
 Russian: разогретый |
 Slovak: ohrievaný |
 Slovenian: pogret |
 Serbian: podgrejan |
 Swedish: uppvärmd |
 Thai: ทำให้ร้อนอีก |
 Turkish: ısıtılmış |
 Taiwanese: 重新加溫(熱) |
 Ukrainian: підігрітий |
 Urdu: دوبارہ گرم کیا ہوا |
 Vietnamese: làm nóng lại |
 Chinese: 重新加温 |
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