Usages of kabát
Když je venku zima, beru si kabát, ale když je horko, kabát nechci.
When it is cold outside, I put on a coat, but when it is hot, I don't want a coat.
Můj kabát je starý, ale je teplý.
My coat is old, but it is warm.
Když je mi zima, beru si kabát a teplý čaj s sebou.
When I feel cold, I take a coat and warm tea with me.
Když je vítr studený, beru si kabát.
When the wind is cold, I put on a coat.
Příští týden se stěhujeme do nového bytu, proto už dnes balím knihy a kabáty.
Next week we are moving to a new apartment, so I am already packing books and coats today.
Nahoře je velká skříň a dole u dveří jsou jen boty a kabáty.
Upstairs there is a big wardrobe, and downstairs by the door there are only shoes and coats.
Kabáty visí ve skříni vedle dveří.
The coats are hanging in the wardrobe next to the door.
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