Translations for „warm start“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

warm ˈstart N COMPUT

warm start

topli zagon m

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Needless to say, we've had a warm start to the month.

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It hasn't been this warm for overnights since about 2011, so it's a very warm start, and a very hot blustery day ahead.

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The pair got off to a warm start and began dating - but the pair knew of one another from earlier times.

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It's probably partly why people are particularly feeling the cold -- just because it was such a warm start to the year.

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It is believed that the weak pound, along with the warm start to the year have encouraged more people to abandon thoughts of foreign breaks.

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It was a sunny and warm start and there were some sizzling first-round scores.

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The outdoor clothing and accessories retailer says an unusually warm start to winter has dented one of its key sales periods, with a downturn over the past five weeks.

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In recent weeks, the unseasonably warm start to winter has contributed to subdued sales of winter product.

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Kicking off to a warm start, the first few months of 2016 were close to 1.5?

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The shortfall reflects tougher than expected trading conditions in the second half, when the warm start to winter crimped clothing sales.

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