catch a cold

基本解释

People taking garlic supplements who did catch a cold also had a shorter duration of symptoms and a lower risk of reinfection.
那些吃大蒜的人，他们有感冒症状的持续时间较短，并且传染的风险较低。
And if you’re afraid that you’ll catch a cold because someone in the office sneezes, your fear becomes a movement of your own mind that creates what you expect, what you fear and believe.
如果因为办公室的某人打喷嚏，你担心你会患上感冒，那么，你的担心会变成你自己思想的一种趋势，造成你所预期、所担心、所坚信的事件最终发生。
You can catch a cold or the flu at any time of year, but it's more prevalent in winter, when we spend more time in close proximity with other people (a.k.a. germ-bearers!) and in warmer, drier air.
我们在一年中的任何时节都会患感冒或者流感，只是在我们与其他人更加亲近（又称为细菌承载体）而且是温暖、干燥的冬季里，这种疾病更加流行。

It is thus natural that if its biggest customer sneezes, Vale will catch a cold.
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And you have to know that when Intel and Seagate sneeze, Microsoft is going to catch a cold.
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