をひ
Meanings
Expression
Verb (5-dan, く)
1. to catch a cold
Kanji used
wind
wicked
Top 14800
Composed of
(common) cold; influenza; flu; ague; inflammatory respiratory system illness (in general)
to pull; to tug; to draw (attention, sympathy, etc.); to attract (e.g. interest); to draw back (e.g. one's hand); to draw in (one's chin, stomach, etc.); to draw (a card, mahjong tile, etc.)
Examples (34 in total)
He has a cold.
Tom has a cold.
He easily catches cold.
My daughter caught a cold.
My sister is subject to colds.
I have a cold now.
I often catch cold.
I caught a cold, and I have a fever.
I was very careful, but I caught a cold.
Be careful not to catch a cold.
I caught a cold two days ago.
I catch a cold every year.
I caught cold from exposure to the night fog.
I rarely catch a cold.
If your feet get wet, you'll catch a cold.
I caught a cold and was in bed yesterday.
She has a cold and is absent from school.
I always catch a cold in the winter.
You should take care not to catch cold.
Put on your coat so you don't catch a cold.
Put on a jacket, or you'll catch a cold.
My mother caught a cold and couldn't smell.
I didn't want to catch a cold, so I didn't go out.
Put your coat on, or you'll catch cold.
She was absent simply because she caught cold.
Take a sweater with you so you don't catch a cold.
Tom got soaked and caught a cold.
If you have a cold, you should get plenty of rest.
This is why Yoshio has caught a cold.
When she catches a cold, she often develops bronchitis.
Wear this coat, or you'll catch a cold.
I didn't want the baby to catch a cold, so I closed the window.
School children have colds twice as often as adults.
I had a bad cold, and to make matters worse, it began snowing.