It looks like rain. You'd better take in the washing.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

It looks like rain. you had better take in the washing.

It looks like rain. You had better take in the washing.

It looks like rain. You'd better get the washing in.

The washing is left out there in the rain.

It looks as if it were going to rain.

It looks as if it's going to rain.

It looks like it'll rain.

If it rains, take the washing in.

If it rains, bring the washing in.

I'll take in the washing before it rains.

If it doesn't rain soon, there will be a drought.

I hope that the rain stops by that time.

I'll take in the washing before it rains.

I have to go even if it rains.

If only it would stop raining!

Hurry up, or it will start raining.

Let's go as soon as it stops raining.

Oh dear, it's raining, and I've already hung the laundry out to dry; what shall I do?

It always rains after I wash the car.

Judging from the look of the sky, it's likely to rain.

Judging from the look of the sky, it is likely to rain.

It will rain, for the barometer is falling.

If it doesn't rain now, there'll be a drought.

If it doesn't rain soon, there will be a drought.

I got caught in the rain and got all wet.

You are standing in the rain. Come in out of the wet.

It's just started raining. I'd better take in the washing.

I expected to have it rain, and brought my rain-gear with me.

When it rains, it pours.

It never rains but it pours.