warm; cozy; providing a pleasant temperature

The degree of hotness or coldness of an object or environment, as measured by a thermometer.

atmospheric temperature; the temperature of the air

gentle and soft; tender; sweet; refers to a person's temperament or manner, often used to describe women

comfortably warm, sweet, and intimate, as in a family or domestic setting

Prefecture-level city in Zhejiang Province [[浙江|浙江|zhe4 jiang1]]

A high temperature; the specific value depends on the context, such as weather over 35°C or industrial processes involving hundreds or thousands of degrees.

Wen Jiabao (1942-), Chinese politician who served as the sixth Premier of the People's Republic of China from 2003 to 2013

(of climate or weather) temperate and pleasant; (of medicine, etc.) not potent or harsh; gentle in effect

to make something cooler by artificial or physical means, such as using air conditioning

Natural spring of water warmer than the local average annual temperature, often formed by heat from nearby volcanic activity or mineral deposits

the temperature of a body, usually referring to that of a human or animal

a temperature that is low or lower than normal, such as freezing weather or medical hypothermia

to rise in temperature; to become hot

To keep warm or maintain a constant temperature; to prevent heat from escaping.

warmheartedness; tenderness; gentle and kind feelings or attitude

to learn something again; to brush up on or revive memories, knowledge, or relationships

A building designed to maintain warmth for the cultivation of plants throughout the year; hothouse

warm or lukewarm water; water at a moderate temperature

the temperature inside a room

To be adequately provided for with warm clothes and enough food

difference in temperature; typically refers to the range between the highest and lowest temperatures in a single day or the difference between two locations

Wenzhou, a prefecture-level city in [[浙江省|浙江省|zhe4 jiang1 sheng3]]

Winston, used as a given name or family or given name

warm; lukewarm; tepid

A city in British Columbia, Canada

a temperature that remains steady and unchanging

to provide warmth; refers to activities and campaigns that show care for people in need or improve their well-being

gentle and obedient; meek

normal atmospheric temperature; ordinary temperature; generally refers to temperatures between 15 and 25 degrees Celsius

gentle, soft-spoken, and sweet-tempered; usually used to describe a woman's personality or demeanor

A place or environment that favors the development or rapid growth of something, such as a breeding ground for crime or disease.

to heat something or raise the temperature

To be gentle, kind, and attentive; expressing tenderness or affection toward another person, especially a romantic partner

(idiom) gentle and cultivated; having an appearance and manner that is refined and polite

An instrument for measuring temperature; also includes a thermograph. Also called [[温度表|溫度表|wen1 du4 biao3]].

To review what has been learned, such as a lesson or schoolwork, in order to consolidate it; often used in the context of academic studies.

neither cold nor hot; moderate or mediocre, used to describe things like market demand, sales, or television ratings

Wenling, a county-level city in Zhejiang Province, under the administration of [[台州|台州|tai1 zhou1]]

the area of the Earth between the tropics and the polar circles, characterized by mild climates and four distinct seasons

thermal insulation cup or bottle designed to keep liquids at their original temperature for a long period

to measure temperature; to take a temperature reading

to prevent heatstroke and reduce temperature

the temperature of water

Wenjiang district of Chengdu city, Sichuan province

General term for the temperature at the soil surface and at various depths underground

(literary) gentle, modest, and self-restrained; to be mild and hold oneself back

warm and humid; both warm and moist

Wenling, a county-level city in [[台州|台州|tai1 zhou1]], Zhejiang Province