Regardless of the bad weather, I decided to go out.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Regardless of the bad weather I decided to go out.

Regardless of the bad weather, I decided to go out.

Even though the weather was bad, I decided to go out.

I would've left on my trip if the weather hadn't been bad.

I should have started but that the weather was bad.

If the weather hadn't been bad, I would have started my journey.

I would have left on my trip if the weather hadn't been bad.

Bad weather kept us from going out.

I was at home because the weather's bad.

The weather's bad so I was at home.

The weather was perfect yesterday.

The weather was miserable and cold.

The weather stayed bad.

Thanks to the bad weather, we had to put off the trip.

Don't go out in bad weather.

The weather getting worse, the departure was put off.

I will start, weather permitting.

Providing the weather is clear, I'll go there.

With the weather getting worse, the departure was put off.

From the look of the sky, [The sky looks as if] it may rain at any moment.

I will come, weather permitting.

I would rather stay home when the weather is bad.

I will go, be the weather what it may.

The weather was too fine for me to stay indoors.

He was hell‐bent on going in spite of the heavy rain.

We heard that the weather was bad, so we decided to put off our trip.

In spite of the rain, I went out.

I will go, provided the weather is clear.

The weather wasn't as good as we had hoped, but we decided to go anyhow.

We're sorry about the bad weather.