If you go out wearing that little, you'll catch a cold.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

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

If you go out wearing that little you will catch a cold.

If you go out so lightly dressed, you'll catch a cold.

This overcoat will keep me warm.

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

I don't mind if it's a little cold.

I don't care if it's a bit cold.

Put on your sweater. Otherwise you will catch cold.

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

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

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

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

Aren't you cold wearing so little clothes?

Not dressing warmly in winter can result in catching a bad cold.

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

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

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

You'll soon get accustomed to this cold weather.

It's terribly cold. I think I'm going to catch a cold.

In such thin clothes, are you warm enough?

Are you warm enough in such thin clothes?

You'll soon get accustomed to this cold weather.

Put on a jacket. It's cold.

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

Will you go outside on such a cold day as this?

These clothes are not appropriate for a cold winter day.

Cold weather is coming.

If you don't wear warm clothes in winter, it wouldn't be surprising if you caught a bad cold.

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

Whoever walks around in such heavy rain will catch a cold.