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Meanings of frosty weather in English
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Usage of frosty weather in English
1
If the corners are white and sharp, there will be frosty weather.
2
In which case, looking at the frosty weather outside, tonight doesn't look promising.
3
This is no place for a dog to live in in frosty weather.
4
In very cold frosty weather, means should be adopted for warming the room.
5
There was a little crackling-likebrushing your hair in frosty weather.
6
It was a week before Christmas, and we were having cold, frosty weather.
7
We took two or three blankets for protection against frosty weather in the mountains.
8
It has been fine hard frosty weather yesterday and to-day.
9
To-day it is beautiful frosty weather; therefore I shall take my skates and go skating.
10
The frosty weather is expected to last until Friday.
11
We mean to hurry, so as to get them ready by the first frosty weather.
12
He had become a proficient skater, and frosty weather was now a luxury to him.
13
In the Hebrides and the Orkneys snipes are plentiful, and they are fattest in frosty weather.
14
Also his beard grew big and bristled like the feathers of a bird in frosty weather.
15
It snowed and it blowed, and it was cold, frosty weather all day and all night.
16
The frosty weather will begin tonight when temperatures fall to zero and icy patches may develop.
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