Examples of using "простуда" in a sentence and their english translations:
- How is your cold?
- How's your cold?
Colds are contagious.
A lot of colds are going around.
I have a bad cold.
I have a slight cold.
- How is your cold?
- How's your cold?
He is suffering from a cold.
- Tom is suffering from a cold.
- Tom has a cold.
- Tom has got a cold.
The common cold is an illness.
I have a cold.
Kate has a cold.
He has a cold.
It's just a simple cold.
It's just a cold.
I have a bad cold.
I have a cold now.
It is said that Tom has a cold.
You seem to have a cold.
Tom has a slight cold.
Did you get over the cold?
Tom had a cold.
You probably just have a cold.
I have a slight cold.
I'm a little sick.
I have a cold sore on my lip.
The next day, the cold was cured.
I think I'm getting a cold.
Have you got cough or cold?
He has a cold.
"What have I got, doctor?" "A cold."
I hope you'll get over your cold soon.
She has a cold.
That's not a cold; it's bronchitis.
- Tom has a cold.
- Tom has got a cold.
That's not a cold; it's bronchitis.
He has a cold.
Tom says Mary has a cold.
Doctors thought he had a cold.
She said she had a slight cold.
- Tom has a cold.
- Tom has got a cold.
- Tom had a cold.
I feel as if I'm catching cold.
She had a touch of a cold last night.
I'd like to go, only I've got a cold.
Tom seems to have a cold.
Mary said she had a slight cold.
What you have is a common cold, not the flu.
A bad cold has kept me from studying this week.
She said she had a slight cold.
I had a small cold, but nothing serious.
She said she had a cold.
Keep away from me because I have a bad cold.
You had better see a doctor; it may not be just a cold.
The woman used a nasal spray because she had a severe cold.
- Tom said he had a slight cold.
- Tom said that he had a slight cold.
When you have a cold, you should drink plenty of liquids.
Mary said that she had a slight cold.
She said she had a cold.