To say that the weather cold, one could say:
It is chilly
It is cold
It is freezing
To say it has suddenly become cold you can add the phrase:
All of a sudden
Suddenly
I hope this helps!
[寒い](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/34509/)は英語で
It is chilly
It is cold
It is freezing
と言うことができます。
「[急に](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/51036/)」寒くなったと言いたいときは、このようなフレーズを付け足すといいですよ。
All of sudden
Suddenly
参考になれば嬉しいです！
The weather suddenly turned dark.
Even though this says "dark" it also implies that the weather has turned cold.
The weather turned cold rather suddenly.
This is a slightly more formal way to say that the weather has suddenly turned cold.
The weather got cold really fast!
This is a more informal and native expression used to express that the weather suddenly turned cold.
The weather suddenly turned dark.
darkと言っていますが、この場合寒くなってきた、という意味で使われます。
The weather turned cold rather suddenly.
これは突然寒くなってきたときに使えるちょっとフォーマルな表現です。
The weather got cold really fast!
これはもっとカジュアルな表現です。
Chilly is another word for cold particularly if you feel cold
I feel chilly
Nippy is another word for cold.
We can say it is getting cold or turning colder
A cold snap is a short period of time when it is cold
Chilly is another word for cold particularly if you feel cold
Chillyは、寒いとき、特に自分が寒いときに使うワードです。
例文
I feel chilly
Nippy はcoldの類義語です。
it is getting cold or turning colder 寒くなってきた
A cold snap とは寒くなってくる季節の代わり目のことを言います。
We are experiencing a cold snap - this is a sudden drop in temperature that lasts a short length of time.
The temperature has dropped and it is chilly.
It's gone chilly - means it the temperature was OK but now it is cold - chilly
Hope this helps :)
We can use either one of these sentences to describe strange changes in the weather, specifically when talking about when it got/became cold. Notice how we can use the verbs, "to get," and, "to become," in the past tense interchangeably.
It suddenly got cold and you would like to comment on this phenomenon in English. In that case, you can try one of the above-suggested example sentences which may be appropriate for any given situation. There are always a variety of ways to respond to someone or make a comment - depending on the context and other factors such as nationality, appropriacy and body language.
Examples:
"When I went outside it got cold all of a sudden".
"These past few days the weather has gotten cold all of a sudden, I think winter is going to come early this year".
"When I got out of bed this morning, I felt really cold suddenly".
"The weather switched so quick, it is now really cold"
"The weather has suddenly changed to the opposite extreme"
If you wanted to express that their was a sudden weather situation in England, you could say any of the following: "The weather has suddenly become so cold", "The weather switched so quick, it is now really cold" or "The weather has suddenly changed to the opposite extreme".
'I felt a chill.' means;
- The weather was normal but suddenly the temperature dropped.
- The air around you suddenly feels cold.
'I felt a cold breeze' means;
- The wind feels icy.
An example of using this sentence would be;
- 'While I was walking in the park, I felt a cold breeze.'
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