To make things worse, it started snowing.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

To make matters worse, it began to snow.

To make matters worse, it began to snow.

To make matters worse, it began snowing.

We are going to have snow, by the look of it.

It has begun to snow [The snow is now falling] in earnest.

The snow is letting [easing] up.

It isn't snowing so [is snowing less] hard.

It will not be long before we have a thaw.

The snowstorm, far from abating, increased in fury.

Snow doesn't bother me at all.

The snow was falling fast.

It was snowing heavily.

There was a threat of snow.

roll snow into a huge snowball

It started snowing.

It started to snow.

The game was delayed on account of snow.

shovel the snow away from the steps.

He observed that it looked like snow.

It came on to snow hard.

It was still snowing there.

〈雪が降っているようだった〉 It looked as if it were snowing.

〈雪のように白かった〉 It was as white as snow.

He cleared the path of snow.

A thaw has set in.

It got darker and darker, and, what is worse, it began to snow.

Wet snow is better for building a snowman.

We had a heavy snow yesterday.

It's tempting providence to go out in this heavy snow.

We made good time until we ran into a blizzard.