How to pronounce “heated up” in English

The gas gets heated up.

So I've heated up the jars.

And it's heated up a little bit in the past couple of weeks.

We know that they get heated up and it all comes off.

The concentration of energy work heated up the rocks fast, and the weight in my hands made me feel more grounded.

So by the time you've heated up the skin enough to be crispy, you've overcooked and dried out the flesh.

Sulfur can smell like a burning match when heated up or take on a rotten egg stank from reactions with moisture.

So, he heated up a broth that was crawling with them until all the microbes were dead .

So it gets smaller and smaller because those volatile ices and everything get heated up and blown off the comet-- They all have to go somewhere.

The thing that's good though is that once you get those stones heated up, they are one I mean they act, they give you that sort of brick oven effect where they're gonna crisp

You're saying this zone beside it, which is a previous rail material that got heated up in the weld.

And as they go by the sun, they're obviously heated up.

And as they go by the sun, this material gets heated up.

These craters here are actually-- the water and the CO2, as it gets heated up from the ice phase, it sublimes into the gas phase

in sweat pants, sweatshirts, socks and a buckwheat pillow heated up in the microwave and shoved down at the bottom of the bed.

Male Audience Member #1: in a sous vide container and that that heated up significantly faster.

The air has been traveling across the Pacific without running into other mountain ranges or very heated up areas and causing it to become turbulent.

And this is a really fun question, and because stuff that falls into the atmosphere, if it falls from high up, it gets heated up

Anyway, and so obviously immigration is always a huge topic here in America, but it had really heated up.

So basically, to make the vanilla ice cream base, you get this cream heated up.