If the weather clears up, we'll go for a walk in the forest.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

If the weather clears up, we'll go for a walk in the forest.

Were it clear, we would go on a hike.

Were it clear, we would go on a hike.

That's right, since we're taking a walk anyways, I wonder if we could spend a little time walking through the forest too...

Right, while we're taking a walk anyway, we could like go along the woodland path and enjoy a little stroll through the forest...

The sight of an open field relieves the eye after a long confinement in the city.

If it rains a lot, I want to take a walk in the park.

We'll go when the rain stops.

You may go cycling if it doesn't rain.

The sight of an open field relieves the eye after a long confinement in the city.

You may go cycling if it doesn't rain.

When the rain stops, we'll go for a walk.

When it lightly rains like that, I wish to go for a walk in a park.

It's a nice day, isn't it? Why not go out for a walk?

The rain will revive this tree.

It would be nice to spend the summer in the mountains.

A nice day, isn't it? Why not go out for a walk?

I will put off my departure if it rains.

Rain or shine, I'm determined to go ahead.

Unless it rains, I will go, too.

When it rains, it pours.

It never rains but it pours.

Judging from the sky, it will rain soon.

A little rain will settle the dust on the road.

But if it rains, I won't go.

The weather forecast tells us if it will rain or not.

I can smell when it's going to rain.

I have to go even if it rains.

I shall go providing it doesn't rain.

It's a nuisance having [to have] to go out in the rain.