What do you mean by warming up?

Answer 1

hows it going

You'll hear it from time to time, but it is a very common expression. It can be a serious question or the most innocent way of saying hello to someone. For a technical answer, it means "What has developed between the time I haven't talked to you, until now?" I'm exaggerating this answer, it's not this complicated. It just means "What's going on?" If you were asking someone who is working on your car, you'd be asking "How close to finishing my car are you?" or, "Is there something you can't fix?" It's mainly just how are you doing. "What's up with you?" Did I over- answer this?

Answer 2

Warming up means engaging in light practice prior to an actual event. It's actually considered good practice to build up to vigorous exercise with at least some graduation. Much like a car performs better once its engine has warmed up a bit, the practice "warms up" your body and make it less likely to be overstressed and possibly suffer damage during the actual performance. Warming up also has mental benefits as the practice helps refresh memory and build concentration, thus why you also see musicians the like warm up before a performance.

Answer 3

To be fed up means to be upset or angry with someone.

Answer 4

If it's related to search then it means to search for a term.

Answer 5

Make (someone) annoyed or irritated: "he's getting you all riled up"

Answer 6

Warming up is another way of saying that you are getting ready to do something. It comes from the exercises that are used before playing sports. They warm up before playing.