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What do you say and hear more often when speaking about warming some food - 'warm it up' or 'heat it up'? I know there's no difference between the two but which is more common?
- Country or region United Kingdom
I think this depends on how hot it will be at the end. Warm something up to make it 'not cold', heat it up will be properly hot, steaming...
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- Country or region United Kingdom
Heat it up might be more common, but like @SvenRufus said, they have different literal meanings.
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Thank you for your explanations.
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