It would be wise of you to save money for a rainy day.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

You had better keep your money for a rainy day.

You'd better keep your money for a rainy day.

It is wise to save money for a rainy day.

It would be wise of you to save money for a rainy day.

It is wise to save money for a rainy day.

It makes sense to save some money for a rainy day.

It is wise to provide against a rainy day.

Take your coat in case it rains.

Even though you said earlier that you would treat us if it rained.

It is always useful to have savings to fall back on.

The rainy weather is murder for this business.

It is sensible to prepare early for one's old age.

You should save some money against a rainy day.

I am saving money to prepare for the worst.

Rather than doing any good, the rain did a great deal of harm to the crop.

You should be prepared for emergencies.

In an emergency you can fall back on your savings.

Tropical rain forests must be preserved for posterity.

It is necessary to put something by against days of need.

Thanks to the heavy rain, vegetable prices rose sharply.

I read in the newspaper recently that the crops really need rain.

Insurance is a good idea - just in case.

Be sure to bring rain gear.

You should carry some money in case.

He hasn't [doesn't have] the wit(s) to come in out of the rain.

In an emergency you can fall back on your savings.

Banks will try to lend you an umbrella on a sunny day, but they will turn their backs on a rainy day.

One should provide against misfortune―lay by against a rainy day.

One should save for a rainy day.

Please don't count on him for help; he is so moody.