Examples of using Winter wind in English and their translations into German
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You're as chilly as the winter wind.
Etude Op. 25, No.11"Winter Wind" by Frederic Chopin updated.
The hawk is a slang word for the cold winter wind.
During winter winds can pick up to 6 Beaufort with waves reaching up to 2 metres in height.
FC-free impregnated to protect against winter wind and sleet.
Winter winds can be cold and you should certainly wrap up well in January and February.
Protect from winter sun and winter winds from the east.
A warm cap, soft,which will protect your head from cold winter winds.
We can calculate the winter wind exposure-- so, which way the winter winds blow across the landscape.
The white areas on this map are the places protected from the winter winds.
The child can be better protected in autumn and winter wind and possibly the onset of rain.
Sniffs, worms, smoke andall may God hang him high like a flitch of bacon in the winter wind.
They suffer from the shoreline change, high waves, winter winds, fires and may disappear.
The 100% acetate lining and2 front hook and eye closures will keep you safe from the cold and bitter winter wind.
The child can be better protected in autumn and winter wind and possibly rain started.
The concrete has a toughness that mirrors the landscape, providing shelter from the prevailing winter winds.
The familiar sea breezes, the smells of spring flowers, the winter winds, fantastic views from mountain tops and so much more.
If the winter wind's way too strong in Brandon Bay, it's worth a drive over the Connor Pass to check Smerwick out.
With good gloss of a lip can not be afraid of winter winds and frosts.
Two years ago, when the merciless icy Berlin winter wind blew, Chapter One, a coffee bar just around the corner of Marheinekeplatz, opened its doors.
I tend to experience winter chaffing and dryness in the areas of my nose andupper lip-due to a mix of wicked winter wind and blowing my nose.
The winter wind had driven us to seek shelter under the arches, and there, shivering with the cold, he said I didn t look so well.
Embraced by the mighty Notranjska forests, it hides many beautiful sights thatwere created over the millennia by karstic waters and cold winter winds from Snežnik.
We were able to feel the cold wind, which Vuyani Mlindesang about in“Blow, blow thou winter wind”, as we also felt the love and the light in our hearts reflected in Richard Strauss's“Winterweihe.”.
Everything seemed to her enveloped in a black atmosphere floating confusedly over the exterior of things,and sorrow was engulfed within her soul with soft shrieks such as the winter wind makes in ruined castles.
At the close of the afternoon service we returned by an exposed and hilly road, where the bitter winter wind, blowing over a range of snowy summits to the north, almost flayed the skin from our faces.
There is a destination for the winter wind: the noise of the sea", a Japanese haiku says, and Triestines will be reminded of that wind, which often beats the rhythm of their days, quoted in poems and songs and known by everyone by the name of bora.
Yvoire, part of the prestigious association of the most beautiful villages in France, receives many visitors on sunny days,but also receives the confidential visit for lovers of off-season when the winter wind sing the old walls and the frost lakeshore.
The integration of the existing landscape features(canals) into the plan acts to reduce the build-up of heat during the hot summers,and new planting will block cold winter winds.