Examples of using "Kylmää" in a sentence and their english translations:
- It's freezing.
- It's very cold.
My soup is cold.
I want to drink something cold.
The beer's very cold.
It's cold today.
The food is cold.
It is a little cold.
- The water is cold.
- The water's cold.
It is a little cold.
- The soup's cold.
- The soup is cold.
The lake water is very cold.
I want something cold to drink.
The water of the lake is very cold.
He wants a glass of cold water.
How about something cold to drink?
It's really cold today.
It was bitterly cold outside.
This coffee is cold.
The water in the stream is cold.
Would you give me something cold to drink?
He wants something cold to drink.
I sent a pot of cold cream to Eliza.
Tom poured cold water over himself.
Is it always cold like this?
It was cold here through March.
It is especially cold this morning.
- It's very cold this winter.
- It's very cold this winter!
Tom poured some cold water over his head.
It was very cold that evening.
Tom asked for something cold to drink.
Tom doesn't drink cold tea.
If the food's cold, put it in the microwave.
after about a year... you start to crave the cold.
May I have some fresh cold milk?
I want something cold to drink now.
A glass of cold water is very refreshing in hot weather.
It was cool, not to say, cold last night.
It's very cold this winter.
Tell you what, though, I can feel cold air from this one.
A glass of cold water is very refreshing in hot weather.
It's hot, so I want to eat something cold.
We'd rather eat indoors. It's too cold outside.
I am dying for a cold drink.
I would love a cold glass of beer.
Cold and dry, splendid sunshine, what beautiful winter weather!
The sun was warm in the morning, but it's cold at this moment.
- I'm dying for a cold drink.
- I am dying for a cold drink.
- I'm dying for a cold drink.
- I am dying for a cold drink.
That was a close shave.
Today, it's cloudy and cold; it might snow tonight.
We'll be experiencing an Indian summer for the next few days, but after that, it'll be getting cold again.
It was cold, and in addition, it was windy.
Tom looked hot and tired, so I offered him a cold drink and told him to sit down and rest.