Examples of 'be really cold' in a sentence
Meaning of "be really cold"
be really cold: Phrase describing a situation or condition in which the temperature is very low or chilly. It suggests a state of extreme or intense coldness, often used to emphasize the discomfort or impact of the cold weather
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be really cold
And its going to be really cold over here.
Please note that the nights tend to be really cold.
We used to be really cold and ruthless.
Furthermore the water seemed to be really cold.
It must be really cold in the warehouse.
Because you will probably be really cold.
Must be really cold where you are.
And they had to be really cold.
You must be really cold now, standing out there like that.
My soup also has to be really cold.
We used to be really cold and ruthless . Pull.
Apparently, he did not realize that the water would be really cold.
You must be really cold.
Does not matter to you . It 's gonna be really cold.
It must be really cold.
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You should come into the wheelhouse . - It 's gonna be really cold tonight.
It will be really cold.
To women . You just seem to be really cold.
It 's gonna be really cold tonight.
If you barely have any money, America can be really cold and cruel.
Well, must be really cold in Detroit.
Do we have to? It will be really cold.
Rick said it 's gonna be really cold in London, so I was thinking this one.
Today was supposed to be really cold I bet.
Must be really cold tonight, huh?
Oh, that must be really cold.
It 's going to be really cold tonight.
Oh, we have changed . We used to be really cold and ruthless.
Oh, we have changed. We used to be really cold and ruthless. Pull.
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