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Wind, der durch Mark und Bein geht

UK//wɪnd ðætəl kʌt θruː jɔːr ˈdʒækɪt//US//wɪnd ˈðætəl kʌt θru jʊr ˈdʒækɪt//

Bedeutung von Wind that'll cut through your jacket

A strong, cold wind that penetrates clothing, making you feel very cold.

Ein starker, kalter Wind, der durch die Kleidung dringt und dich sehr frieren lässt.

In simple words: A strong wind that feels very cold.

Ein starker Wind, der sich sehr kalt anfühlt.

Wind that'll cut through your jacket in einem Satz

  • The wind that'll cut through your jacket made our walk unbearable.Der Wind, der durch Mark und Bein ging, machte unseren Spaziergang unerträglich.
  • You should wear gloves; the wind that'll cut through your jacket is too harsh.Du solltest Handschuhe tragen; der Wind, der durch Mark und Bein geht, ist zu rau.
  • They warned us about the wind that'll cut through your jacket at the top of the mountain.Sie warnten uns vor dem Wind, der auf dem Berggipfel durch Mark und Bein gehen würde.
  • After experiencing that wind that'll cut through your jacket, I regretted not dressing warmer.Nachdem ich diesen Wind erlebt hatte, der durch Mark und Bein ging, bereute ich es, mich nicht wärmer angezogen zu haben.
  • The forecast mentioned a cold front with a wind that'll cut through your jacket.Die Vorhersage erwähnte eine Kaltfront mit einem Wind, der durch Mark und Bein gehen würde.

Wie man Wind that'll cut through your jacket verwendet

This phrase is often used in casual conversation to describe extremely cold and harsh wind. It may not be suitable in formal writing.

Dieser Ausdruck wird oft in lockeren Gesprächen verwendet, um extrem kalten und rauen Wind zu beschreiben. Er ist möglicherweise nicht für formelle Texte geeignet.

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Imagine wind so sharp it feels like a knife slicing through your jacket.

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Collocations with Wind that'll cut through your jacket

  • feels like
  • harsh cold
  • wear a jacket
  • bundle up
  • fierce gusts

Synonyms for Wind that'll cut through your jacket

  • bitter wind
  • cutting wind
  • piercing wind
  • harsh wind
  • chilly breeze

Common mistakes with Wind that'll cut through your jacket

  • Confusing with 'wind that will cut through your jacket' as if it always describes a negative situation.
  • Using it to describe mild winds, which doesn't match its intensity.
  • Misplacing the word 'that'll', making it sound too formal or incorrect.

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Was bedeutet Wind that'll cut through your jacket?

Ein starker Wind, der sich sehr kalt anfühlt.

Was bedeutet Wind that'll cut through your jacket auf Deutsch?

Ein starker Wind, der sich sehr kalt anfühlt.

Was ist die Definition von Wind that'll cut through your jacket?

Ein starker, kalter Wind, der durch die Kleidung dringt und dich sehr frieren lässt.

Wie verwendet man Wind that'll cut through your jacket in einem Satz?

The wind that'll cut through your jacket made our walk unbearable.

Kannst du ein weiteres Beispiel für Wind that'll cut through your jacket geben?

You should wear gloves; the wind that'll cut through your jacket is too harsh.

Was sind Synonyme für Wind that'll cut through your jacket?

Gängige Alternativen sind bitter wind, cutting wind, piercing wind, harsh wind, chilly breeze.

Welche Wörter passen zu Wind that'll cut through your jacket?

Es wird oft mit feels like, harsh cold, wear a jacket, bundle up, fierce gusts kombiniert.

Was sind häufige Fehler bei Wind that'll cut through your jacket?

Confusing with 'wind that will cut through your jacket' as if it always describes a negative situation. Using it to describe mild winds, which doesn't match its intensity. Misplacing the word 'that'll', making it sound too formal or incorrect.

Wie spricht man Wind that'll cut through your jacket aus?

US: //wɪnd ˈðætəl kʌt θru jʊr ˈdʒækɪt//, UK: //wɪnd ðætəl kʌt θruː jɔːr ˈdʒækɪt//. Hör dir das Audio oben an, um die Aussprache von Muttersprachlern zu hören.

Wann sollte ich Wind that'll cut through your jacket verwenden?

Dieser Ausdruck wird oft in lockeren Gesprächen verwendet, um extrem kalten und rauen Wind zu beschreiben. Er ist möglicherweise nicht für formelle Texte geeignet.