エミリーはコートを着ずにひどい雨の中で待ち続けた。の英語

Emily kept on waiting in the heavy rain with no coat on.

If it hadn't been for your raincoat, I would've been soaked to the bone.

If it hadn't been for your raincoat, I would've been soaked to the skin.

If it had not been for your raincoat, I should have been drenched to the skin.

If it had not been for your raincoat, I would have been drenched to the skin.

Had it not been for your raincoat, I would have been drenched to the skin.

Mary had to wear a dress splattered with paint.

Mary left her umbrella in the car.

Don't take cover under a tree at the time of a thunderstorm.

Take your coat in case it rains.

Mary kept on working in spite of her illness.

A raincoat might keep a person dry, but the hood might make it hard to see.

Mary was stuck in the middle of a crowded train, unable to move.

I am not made of sugar―not made of salt.

Mary shut herself up in the room, with all the windows closed.

The teacher's words put Mary in a cold sweat.

What the teacher said made Mary break out into a cold sweat.

The dress in the show window caught Mary's eye.

The dress in the shop's window caught Mary's eye.

I'm completely wet because of the heavy rain. Will you come and pick me up with your car?

stood hatless in the rain with water dripping down his neck

"Will it stop raining soon?" "I'm afraid not."

The JAWOC is asking spectators to bring folding umbrellas or raincoats.

Mary pretended she was sick to avoid going to school.

Mary picked some strawberries in the forest to make strawberry jam.

People wore raincoats and carried umbrellas to protect themselves from the ash.

Maria glued many small hearts to the fridge.

It is a tumble―down cottage that will barely keep out the rain―barely shelter you from the rain.

Mary pretended she was sick to avoid going to school.

Mary had to go to school.