Rain doesn't depress people who like reading.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Rain doesn't depress people who like reading.

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

Scarcity of rain doesn't always [automatically, necessarily] mean a bad [poor] crop of rice.

I don't like people who look slovenly.

I am not made of sugar―not made of salt.

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

"Will it stop raining soon?" "I'm afraid not."

Nobody likes being spoken ill of behind his back.

Those who are burnt out, have no shelter.

The term "guerrilla rainstorm" indicates a localized downpour of short duration.

"Will it stop raining soon?" "I'm afraid not."

I don't mind the rain

I don't mind getting wet

I am not made of sugar

I am not made of salt.

"Will it stop raining soon?" "I'm afraid not."

People don't like to swim against the tide.

Don't take cover under a tree at the time of a thunderstorm.

Nobody likes to be found fault with.

Those who like borrowing dislike paying.

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

I do not like crowds of people.

He is not cheerful even at the best of times, but is in a very bad mood when it rains.

In the present conditions of strong wind and heavy rain, we can't send a rescue squad.

I don't like people.

Donald does not like a man who speak ill of others.

Donald doesn't like people who speak ill of others.

Not many people like opera.

I don't like suck-ups.

It is a tumble―down cottage that will barely keep out the rain―barely shelter you from the rain.