English expression: Under the weather. We use this experssion a lot to say that you aren’t feeling your best. This could be because you are feeling like you may be getting a cold or because you feel tired or even a bit down because it’s cold outside and you don’t feel like leaving your bed. As you can see, it is a very versatile expression!
UNDER THE WEATHER
- To not feel well
- to feel sad or down
- Linda called to say that she will not be coming for dinner. Apparently she’s a bit under the weather.
- These short winter days really make me feel under the weather.
ENGLISH EXPRESSIONS
Now that you have seen English expression: Under the weather, take a look at our other Expression Session posts:
Expression Session: take something into account
Expression Session: hit the ground running
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