to get hot

In Italian, 'riscaldare' is commonly used to indicate the process of increasing temperature or making something hot. This verb can be used in various contexts, such as warming food, heating a room, or feeling warmer. It's also often used in culinary contexts, for instance, when you want to warm up leftovers or cook something that requires heating.

Example sentences using: riscaldare

Lascialo riscaldare un po' sotto il sole.

Let it get a little hot under the sun.

This phrase suggests allowing an object to warm up naturally in the sunlight.

Puoi riscaldare l'acqua per il tè?

Can you heat the water for the tea?

Here, the speaker is asking someone to make the water hot for preparing tea.

Devo riscaldare la zuppa prima di servirla.

I need to heat the soup before serving it.

This sentence indicates the action of making the soup hot again prior to serving.