English Can I have a glass of warm water? I'm sorry, I don't understand what you're saying. How to say these two sentences

Can I have a glass of warm water? May I have a cup of warm water? May I have a cup of warm water? Sorry, I can't understand you

Sentence:

may can be used in a sentence or at the beginning of a sentence to express the speaker's opinion or evaluation of something, or to ask a question of another person. When asking others, the tone of voice is more uncertain, but if in the indirect sentence can only be used might not use may.

warm Pronunciation? English. [w?m]? American? [w?rm]?

1. adj. warm; enthusiastic

2. vi. sympathize; excite; warm up

3. vt. excite...; warm up...; interest...

4. n. warm up; heat up

Phrases:

1, to be warm?hot weather

2, warm blood?warm blood; thermostat; warm-blooded animal

3, warm room?warm room

4, warm milk?hot milk, hot milk

5, warm temperate zone?warm temperate zone< /p>Expanded information

I. Warm's lexical identification:

warm, hot, burning this group of words have the meaning of "hot", the difference is:

1, warm? usually refers to the temperature is not too high, between hot and cold, not too hot and not too cold, gives a person a sense of comfort. that gives a sense of comfort.

2, hot? the most common word, refers to the temperature is very high, often have burning, hot meaning.

3, burning? implies that the source of heat is fire, mostly used in hyperbole, refers to as hot as fire.

2. Near synonyms of warm: burning

burning Pronunciation? English? ['b?n?]? American? ['b?n?]

1. adj. burning; intense; feverish

2. n. burning

3. vi. burning (present participle of burn)

Phrases:

1. plate burning?sunburning plate

2. burning furnace?burning furnace

3, open burning?open burning; open burning removal

4, burning torch?gas torch; ignition torch; ignition gun