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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a winter like this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific winter season that has particular characteristics or conditions, often in a comparative context.
Example: "I never expected to see a winter like this, with so much snow and freezing temperatures."
Alternatives: "such a winter" or "a winter of this kind".
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"A winter like this hurts because retailers don't plan on it".
After enduring a winter like this one, you deserve to treat yourself to some new fly-fishing gear, right?
"I never thought I would see a winter like this one in my lifetime," said Samenow, a native of the area.
But they fret that people might in fact grow to like the idea of climate change, having breezed through a winter like this one.
And in the middle of a winter like this one, you can even see a tractor and a manure-spreader sunk to the axles in mud.
A winter like this can almost erase the impression created in other seasons, when the desert looks like a garden of striking specimens set out on a dull, barren plain.
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A critically ill patient lies in a winter-like condition because energy resources are severely compromised.
Thus, the EYA3 expression pattern reflects the endogenous endocrine phase of individual animals and undergoes dynamic changes as they revert to a winter-like physiology in the LP-refractory state.
After a winter like 2013/2014, we'd hope that everyone would be prepared for cold weather.
"Whenever you have a winter like that there's places up for grabs," he said.
It's a winter like no other.
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