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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a cold with a" is not correct and seems incomplete in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are describing a cold accompanied by another condition or symptom, but it requires additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "I have a cold with a sore throat that makes it difficult to swallow."
Alternatives: "a cold accompanied by" or "a cold along with".
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Catarrhal symptoms are those of a cold, with a short dry cough that is worse at night, red eyes, and a low-grade fever.
Pertussis might start like a cold, with a mild cough or runny nose, but within one to two weeks, children can start struggling for breath after a coughing fit, making "whooping" sounds.
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But Hinteregger kept the Babson bats cold with a low fastball and a sneaky changeup.
Rooms are simple without being cold, with a well-equipped spa and a private beach accessed by boat in summer.
Frequently, it develops during the course of a common cold with a predominant symptom of dry or productive cough".
"Hart of Dixie" actress Jaime King nursed her baby boy's cold with a fort built under a table.
"They're either coming down with a cold, suffering a cold or recovering from a cold," Mr. Gelb said.
Taylor was first stricken with a cold, then a fever, then an infected tooth.
Even better with a cold Marzen, a golden-sweet lager brewed by the same vendor.
Someone with a cold sore, a result of the herpes virus (Photo via).
Someone with a cold sore, a result of the herpes virus.
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