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Viento que te cala los huesos

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

Significado de Wind that'll cut through your jacket

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

Un viento fuerte y frío que penetra la ropa, haciéndote sentir muy helado.

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

Un viento fuerte que se siente muy frío.

Wind that'll cut through your jacket en una frase

  • The wind that'll cut through your jacket made our walk unbearable.El viento que te cala los huesos hizo insoportable nuestro paseo.
  • You should wear gloves; the wind that'll cut through your jacket is too harsh.Deberías usar guantes; el viento que te cala los huesos es demasiado fuerte.
  • They warned us about the wind that'll cut through your jacket at the top of the mountain.Nos advirtieron sobre el viento que te cala los huesos en la cima de la montaña.
  • After experiencing that wind that'll cut through your jacket, I regretted not dressing warmer.Después de experimentar ese viento que te cala los huesos, lamenté no haberme abrigado más.
  • The forecast mentioned a cold front with a wind that'll cut through your jacket.El pronóstico mencionó un frente frío con un viento que te cala los huesos.

Cómo usar Wind that'll cut through your jacket

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

Esta frase se usa a menudo en conversaciones informales para describir un viento extremadamente frío y áspero. Puede no ser adecuado en escritos formales.

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Memory hint

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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¿Qué significa Wind that'll cut through your jacket?

Un viento fuerte que se siente muy frío.

¿Qué significa Wind that'll cut through your jacket en español?

Un viento fuerte que se siente muy frío.

¿Cuál es la definición de Wind that'll cut through your jacket?

Un viento fuerte y frío que penetra la ropa, haciéndote sentir muy helado.

¿Cómo se usa Wind that'll cut through your jacket en una frase?

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

¿Puedes dar otro ejemplo de Wind that'll cut through your jacket?

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

¿Cuáles son los sinónimos de Wind that'll cut through your jacket?

Algunas alternativas comunes son bitter wind, cutting wind, piercing wind, harsh wind, chilly breeze.

¿Qué palabras acompañan a Wind that'll cut through your jacket?

Suele combinarse con feels like, harsh cold, wear a jacket, bundle up, fierce gusts.

¿Cuáles son los errores comunes al usar 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.

¿Cómo se pronuncia Wind that'll cut through your jacket?

US: //wɪnd ˈðætəl kʌt θru jʊr ˈdʒækɪt//, UK: //wɪnd ðætəl kʌt θruː jɔːr ˈdʒækɪt//. Escucha el audio de arriba para oír la pronunciación nativa.

¿Cuándo debo usar Wind that'll cut through your jacket?

Esta frase se usa a menudo en conversaciones informales para describir un viento extremadamente frío y áspero. Puede no ser adecuado en escritos formales.