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Meanings of catch cold in English
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Usage of catch cold in English
1
Her principal fear is, lest he should catch cold in the rain.
2
Make sure his chief engineer doesn't catch cold, or he shoots us.
3
I am afraid if we stay much longer you will catch cold.
4
I will catch cold, she gestured, and removed her wrap and hood.
5
Eet is not good to sit zere, and you will catch cold.
6
Of course, a man does sometimes catch cold and get fever too.
7
I selected the place with care, so that you shouldn't catch cold.
8
Dis colored gentleman catch cold first time him come on to rain.
9
She will catch cold; you have unlaced her bodice too low.
10
You will know then what to do if you catch cold in future.
11
I trust you are well, and did not catch cold on the drive.
12
These are the babies who are said to catch cold easily.
13
Sophie was afraid that her dog might catch cold, because of the draught.
14
I am too substantial to melt, and I never catch cold.
15
Go to bed again at once, or you will catch cold.
16
I should think you'd better toddle them home, Hendy-thedarlings might catch cold.
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Catch cold through the time
Catch cold across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common