Examples of using "Imperméable" in a sentence and their english translations:
This coat is rainproof.
Tomaso is wearing a yellow raincoat.
- You had better put on a raincoat.
- You'd better put on a raincoat.
This fabric is impermeable to water.
Wear your raincoat because it's already raining.
- You had better put on a raincoat.
- You'd better put on a raincoat.
- You had better put on a raincoat.
- You'd better put on a raincoat.
Be sure to bring rain gear.
Detective Columbo is always in a frayed raincoat.
Had it not been for your raincoat, I would have been drenched to the skin.
- Take your coat in case it rains.
- Take your raincoat in case it rains.
A light raincoat is ideal for the trip.
One of the buttons on my raincoat got torn off.
The tech was asked to make a light-tight box.
I had a raincoat on so I didn't get so wet.
If it had not been for your raincoat, I would have been drenched to the skin.
I had a raincoat on so I didn't get so wet.
The tech was asked to make a light-tight box.
A tent with a floor and a zipper is bug tight.
- Many are convinced that he is resistant to advice.
- Many people are convinced that he is "advice-resistant".
I'm pretty sure that I've left the keys to my office in my raincoat pocket.
A house that keeps out rain and dew and is impervious to heat and cold is a wonderful thing.