The phrase "avoid the chilly" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest avoiding cold weather or cold situations, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "To stay comfortable during the winter, it's best to avoid the chilly temperatures outside."
Alternatives: "stay away from the cold" or "steer clear of the chill".
Web user Cairangduoji paired her photo with the image of dirt-covered barefoot kids in the countryside and the comment: "That amount could help two hundred children wear warm clothes, and avoid the chilly attacks of winter".
In front of a small gathering of Italian reporters, many of whom watched the match on television in the media room to avoid the chilly weather, Fognini denied that he was angry at anyone other than himself.
If you'd rather avoid the chilly temps, plan to visit Ottawa in May when temperatures hover in the 60s.
"I've seen the planet from the vantage point of space," Melvin, 53, told The Huffington Post, ducking into a tent to avoid the chilly drizzle outside.
Carolyn Gilbert was alone in her high school classroom after school in Elgin, Illinois, in 2008 when a student asked to wait for the bus in her room to avoid the chilly January weather.
One could not avoid the sense of dread reflected in a Women's Wear Daily headline this week: "A Chilly Wind Blows: Retailers Are on Edge About Holiday Season".
Here's how to avoid a chilly reception.
He largely avoided the network for months, and has had a string of notably chilly interviews with anchors such as Bret Baier and Megyn Kelly.
One motivating factor for lawmakers to avoid lame-duck political drama and finish their work: Christmas and the winter holidays, which many hope to spend not in the chilly halls of the Capitol but with family and friends at home.
When Byrnes and Hayes tested nearly 250 volunteers, they found that chilli lovers were indeed more likely to be sensation seekers than people who avoided chillies.
