足が出ていて寒いので布団をかけてくれますかの英語

These blankets will keep you warm.

Are your feet cold?

Aren't you cold with this bedding?

Are you cold? Come to my arms, I'll warm you up.

Are you sensitive to heat or cold?

It's cold. It was foolish of you not to bring your coat.

A cold compress often alleviates pain.

Do you use an electric blanket at night?

Aren't you hot wearing all those clothes?

Are you sensitive to cold?

This overcoat will keep me warm.

May I have a blanket?

a loose-fitting blouse is comfortable in hot weather

If you have a run, you will get warm―（他動詞構文にすれば）―A run will make you warm.

Can you have this room ready for me?

It's gotten cold. Be careful you don't catch a cold.

My feet are always cold.

It won't cool down if the A/C isn't on.

The higher you go up into the air, the colder it becomes.

Is it getting cool over there?

Do you mind this cold weather?

Is this tooth sensitive to cold foods?

Is it that cold? Well, let me have a feel.

You seem to be sensitive to the heat.

In Boston such a thin overcoat won't give you proper protection against the cold.

I wonder why there's school even when it's this cold.

Were you able to sleep well in this humid heat?

Has it already gotten cold over there?

What are you doing in such a cold place?

What are you doing in a freezing place like this?