You're an idiot to go out in this weather.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

You are an idiot to go out in this weather.

You're an idiot to go out in this weather.

You shouldn't go out in this bad weather.

You had better not go out in this bad weather.

You'd better not go out in this bad weather.

You shouldn't go out in this bad weather.

There is no going out in this weather.

I cannot fancy going out in this weather.

I can't imagine going out in this weather.

There is no going out in this stormy weather.

It's tempting providence to go out in this heavy snow.

I can't imagine going out in this weather.

You have to learn to put up with this weather.

You can check the weather for today.

I'm ashamed to go out dressed like this.

I am ashamed to go out, dressed like this.

You'd better not go out in this bad weather.

I can't fancy going out in this weather.

I can't imagine going out in this weather.

The weather is not to be relied upon―changeful―fickle.

Don't go out in bad weather.

Since you have a cold, you must not go out.

Today's weather is cloudy and it looks like it's going to rain.

If you go out wearing that little, you'll catch a cold.

If you go out wearing that little you will catch a cold.

If you go out so lightly dressed, you'll catch a cold.

It will rain off and on today.

This is another example of the unpredictableness of autumn weather.

The forecast says it will begin to rain tonight.

It is no use complaining about the weather.