Making nothing of the cold, he went out in thin clothes.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Making nothing of the cold, he went out in thin clothes.

Making nothing of the cold he went out in thin clothes.

As the day got cooler, I had to put on a sweater.

As it got colder, I began to want a sweater.

Though it was cold, he didn't light the fire.

It was so cold that no one wanted to go outside.

The extreme cold deterred him from going out.

I was chilled to the bone.

The cold bit me to the quick.

The child had no overcoat on although it was very cold.

It was bitterly cold.

the cold helped clear his head

He never seems to feel the cold.

Though it was very cold, he went out without an overcoat.

I didn't go out because it was very cold.

It was piercingly cold outside.

Since I was cold, I put on a sweater.

I was cold, so I put on a sweater.

He looked cold, so I offered him a blanket.

It was so cold that I could not stop shivering.

The kettle was stone cold.

The cold climate affected his health.

It was cold outside, and my hands got numb.

It was cold and it seemed like I would catch a cold.

It was cold and it looked like I may catch a cold.

It was cold and it seemed like I had caught a cold.

It was cold and it looked like I may have caught a cold.

It was cold and it seemed like I may have caught a cold.

The cold pinched my face.

The frost is giving.