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After a succession of warm days, the weather became cold.
暖かい日が連続した後、天候は寒くなった。
The child had no overcoat on although it was very cold.
とても寒かったが、そのオーバーを着ていなかった。
Summer this year is cold.
今年の夏は寒いです。
You must not leave her waiting outside in such cold weather.
この寒いのに、彼女を外で待たせておいてはいけませんよ。
I wore a hat yesterday because it was very cold.
昨日は大変に寒かったので帽子をかぶった。
Absolutely not. It's too cold today.
絶対だめ。今日は寒すぎる。
He died from the cold last night.
彼は昨夜の寒さが原因で死亡した。
As the day got cooler, I had to put on a sweater.
寒くなるにつれて、セーターがほしくなった。
My hands are numb from the cold.
寒くて手の感じがまるでない。
It's cold.
寒いです。
Anticipating a cold winter, we bought a bigger stove.
寒い冬を予想して私たちはもっと大きなストーブを買った。
The poor educational policy is a detriment to Japan.
お寒い教育政策は日本のガンだ。
It was very cold last month.
先月は非常に寒かった。
It was freezing!
とっても寒かったよ!
The flowers in my garden have withered in the cold.
庭の花が寒さでしおれてしまった。
Throat and nose membranes hurt by dry air allow cold viruses to enter more easily. It is important to carry out sensible counter plans against the cold with heaters and against the dryness with humidifiers.
It was cold last night, yet he didn't wear a coat.
昨夜は寒かったけれども、彼はコートを着なかった。
The climate of this town is so mild that the thermometer seldom rises to thirty degrees, even in midsummer.
この町の気候は非常に温和で、真夏でも寒暖計が30度にあがることはめったにない。
The cold weather has turned the leaves red.
寒くなって木の葉は、紅葉した。
It's cold.
寒い。
Soles of the feet are insensitive to heat and cold.
足の裏は暑さや寒さに対して鈍い。
The cold weather slowed the growth of the rice plants.
寒波が稲の発育を遅らせた。
Don't you feel cold?
ちょっと寒くないですか?
It drew strength from the not-so-young people who braved the bitter cold and scorching heat to knock on doors of perfect strangers, and from the millions of Americans who volunteered and organized and proved that more than two centuries later a government