Usages of chaud
Il porte un manteau chaud parce qu’il fait froid.
He is wearing a warm coat because it is cold.
Le pain est chaud.
The bread is warm.
Je préfère le pain chaud.
I prefer warm bread.
Je suggère que tu portes un manteau chaud en hiver.
(I suggest that you wear a warm coat in winter.)
J’aime mettre un peu de miel sur le pain chaud.
I like putting a little honey on warm bread.
Selon Marie, le pain chaud est bon le matin.
According to Marie, warm bread is good in the morning.
Le matin, je bois du lait chaud.
In the morning, I drink warm milk.
Si le chauffage tombe en panne, nous mettons des pulls plus chauds.
If the heating breaks down, we put on warmer sweaters.
Nous achetons une baguette chaude pour le déjeuner.
We are buying a warm baguette for lunch.
Nous marchons dans le sable chaud près de l’océan.
We walk in the warm sand near the ocean.
Marie a beau boire du thé chaud, son rhume ne passe pas et sa gorge lui fait encore mal.
Even though Marie drinks warm tea, her cold is not going away and her throat still hurts.
L’enfant a le front chaud, alors sa mère appelle le médecin.
The child has a warm forehead, so his mother calls the doctor.
Le pain chaud sent bon.
The warm bread smells good.
Le parquet du salon est plus chaud que le carrelage de la cuisine.
The living room floorboards are warmer than the kitchen tiles.
Je préfère le parquet du salon parce qu’il est plus chaud.
I prefer the wooden floor in the living room because it is warmer.
Mon gilet en laine est chaud, mais cet imperméable est plus pratique quand il pleut.
My wool cardigan is warm, but this raincoat is more practical when it rains.
Hier, j’ai acheté un bonnet en coton parce que mon vieux bonnet en laine était trop chaud.
Yesterday, I bought a cotton hat because my old wool hat was too warm.
Si vous venez en février ou en décembre, apportez un manteau chaud; mais si vous venez en juin ou en juillet, prenez plutôt des vêtements légers.
If you come in February or December, bring a warm coat; but if you come in June or July, take lighter clothes instead.
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