感冒英语怎么说haveacold

"Have a cold" is a common English expression used to describe the condition of having a cold. The phrase "have a cold" is a colloquial way to refer to the common cold, which is a viral infection that affects the upper respiratory system.
The phrase "have a cold" likely originates from the symptoms of the common cold, which include a runny nose, congestion, coughing, and a sore throat.
Example sentences in English with their translations in Chinese:
I think I have a cold, my nose is runny and I have a sore throat.
我觉得我感冒了，鼻子流水，喉咙疼痛。
She stayed home because she has a cold and doesn't want to spread it to others.
她因为感冒呆在家里，不想传染给别人。
He has a cold and is feeling under the weather.
他感冒了，感觉不太舒服。