Examples of using "Nezle" in a sentence and their english translations:
I have a cold.
- I'm afraid I'm coming down with a cold.
- I'm afraid that I'm coming down with a cold.
I don't really have a cold.
I catch a cold easily.
I think I'm coming down with a cold.
The common cold is an illness.
She has a cold.
Please don't be cold!
Tom is very cold.
Aren't you still cold?
It's terribly cold. I think I'm going to catch a cold.
Mother is in bed. She caught a cold.
- Tom said Mary wasn't cold.
- Tom said that Mary wasn't cold.
- Tom said Mary was cold.
- Tom said that Mary was cold.
Tom is at home in bed with a cold.
He will be absent today because he has a cold.
I often have a cold in the winter.
Wear this coat, or you will catch a cold.
Tom gave me a bad cold.
I had a bad cold last month.
Tom is cold and he's tired.
If you go out so lightly dressed, you'll catch a cold.
Tom had a bad cold last week.
Neither Tom nor Mary has a cold.
Tom is sniffing a lot today. He has probably caught a cold.
- I have caught a bad cold.
- I've caught a bad cold.
Do you frequently get colds?
In other words… when the Turks sneeze a lot of Europeans end up with a cold.
- I always catch a cold in the winter.
- I always catch colds in the winter.
- I often catch cold in winter.
- I often catch colds in the winter.
- I have caught a bad cold.
- I've caught a bad cold.
I took three tablets of a cold medicine before going to bed.