Examples of using Getting cold in English and their translations into Danish
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Food's getting cold.
Is That You, Bree?The Water's Getting Cold.
Food's getting cold.
I'm starting to think you have been getting cold feet.
It's getting cold again.
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Your cocoa's getting cold.
Not getting cold feet,?
Your food's getting cold.
When we reached Fredericia around 9 the temperature was just about bearable- also without the circulating air, buteven when we reached Århus shortly before 10 it was still possible to wear short sleeves outside without getting cold.
Dinner's getting cold.
Having thus informed Padborg and environs of our presense, we withdrew in good order to the train and rolled on northwards through Jutland. When we reached Fredericia around 9 the temperature was just about bearable- also without the circulating air, buteven when we reached Århus shortly before 10 it was still possible to wear short sleeves outside without getting cold. What a hot trip!
The tea's getting cold.
Chow's getting cold, McGee. Gibbs.
Your coffee's getting cold.
You're not getting cold fins now, are you?
Helene, your food's getting cold.
The wife's getting cold feet. What happened?
Your boiled water's getting cold.
Look, Monica getting cold feet is very common.
Why not? The food's getting cold.
Pizza's getting cold.
The water's getting cold.
The wife's getting cold feet.
My Espresso's getting cold.
Helper's getting cold.
Come on, your soup's getting cold, huh?
We don't want him getting cold feet about the movie.
The food's getting cold.
The soup's getting cold.
Your tea's getting cold.