Examples of using Cold in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Specially in cold weather.
When he spoke again, his voice was cold.
The air was cold and he was.
When she spoke again, her voice was cold.
You're not as cold as your body wants you to think.
People also translate
Did things to my mind that made me cold as ice.
Sure. Or he's had a cold in the last six months.
Last night was pleasant,though it is still a bit cold.
He said it's probably just a cold and papi's fine.
I shouldn't,'cause,you know… I got a terrible cold.
It's been getting quite cold in New York City recently.
They say it blew through him like a rush of cold wind.
It is better to sleep in a cold room than in a warm room.
It's amazing what this woman can do with a cold stare.
I drown my sorrows in a cold gin and tonic, squeeze of lime.
When the U.S. sneezes, the rest of the world catches a cold.
Most people think of Siberia as a cold and desolate place.
Now I know why I remember feeling really really cold.
Washington, D.C. Metro Station on a cold January morning in 2007.
A cold voice answered:'Come not between the Nazgul and his prey!
This boy woke up that morning in a cold damp cellar.
I turned his empty, cold house… into a warm, cozy love nest.
At one time the Teague family owned the whole of Cold Mountain.
A cold walk with monkey or basking in the glow of your book success?
Oh, come on, you're just gonna let a little cold beat you?
Find the cold, leaking part of the wall with an infrared camera.
Metro Station, Washington D.C., on a cold January morning in 2007.
You spoke with a gravelly voice, like you had a cold or a flu or something.
Forgotten and lost at the top of that cold, dark mountain, forever alone.
PepperBurke says-- I guess maybe you were cold to her in a restaurant at lunch.