As it is cold, you may keep your overcoat on.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

You must take your coat, in case it gets cold.

You must take your coat in case it should become cold.

As it is cold, you may keep your overcoat on.

For keeping out the cold, fur is certainly the best.

Since it's cold outside, you'd better put your overcoat on.

I'm very sensitive to cold. May I have another blanket?

You should wear a sweater. It's cold out.

It is very cold outside. You'll catch a cold without a coat.

Take it from me, it really gets cold here in the winter.

This overcoat will keep me warm.

Put on a jacket. It's cold.

You'll soon get accustomed to this cold weather.

You'll soon get accustomed to this cold weather.

cover oneself with a coat (against the cold)

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

Keep yourself warm.

Put on your sweater. Otherwise you will catch cold.

Put on a sweater. If you don't, you'll catch a cold.

You may feel chilly.

In cold weather we must be sure to keep our bodies warm.

In cold weather we must be sure to keep our body warm.

You should put on a raincoat because It is cold out side.

You should put on a raincoat because it's cold outside.

Sometimes it's warm, then it's suddenly freezing.

Aren't you cold wearing so little clothes?

I'd like to take my jacket off, please; it's too hot.

It is very cold, so you must cover yourself up well.

Put your coat on. It's cold outside.

Put on a sweater. If you don't, you'll catch a cold.

If you go out wearing that little, you'll catch a cold.