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    In this video, we want to show you how life is like in the winter here in Canada.

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    So cold!

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    One of the things people ask us about all the time is how we survive the winters in

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    Canada.

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    It can get really cold up here depending on where you are.

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    Where I grew up, we got as low as -50, I've heard of temperatures reaching -70 in the

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    Arctic, and on average, we probably get -25, which is pretty cold, so people from warmer

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    climates especially, always ask us how we survive.

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    One of them is Karla's dad, he doesn't get how it works.

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    How do the pipes not freeze?

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    How do you stay warm at night?

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    How do you get to work? and how we don't freeze just stepping out the door?

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    Every house in Canada has a heater.

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    That's how we make it through the winter time.

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    This is the thermostat, which is how we control the heat.

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    So even though the outside right now is -20, inside is +23, and the heat comes up through

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    all of these vents that are all over the house and without them, I don't think we'd make

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    it.

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    Thanks to the heat, you can pretty much wear anything inside your house.

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    You can even be naked and you're going to be nice and cozy.

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    But when you go outside, you need to be prepared, so first thing, you need to have a nice jacket

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    that keeps you warm.

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    Most of the jackets are made with down because it's a good insulator, then you need a scarf

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    to keep your neck warm and so the cold doesn't go in, and when it's very cold, you can cover

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    your nose and mouth from the cold and wind.

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    A toque and gloves.

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    So, one of the first parts that get cold for you is your ears and your fingers.

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    So it's nice to have them covered, and also your toes.

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    So, if you can have winter shoes, that's the best.

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    They're waterproof, so when there's snow outside, they don't get wet and then your feet get

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    wet and cold.

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    So that's nice.

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    And for those days that are very, very, very cold, you just dress in layers.

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    And some of those layers are like special underwear that have special technology to

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    keep you warm as well.

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    So, now that we're ready, we can take Maya for a walk.

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    Maya is a rescue dog from Cuba, and even our doggies need a coat to keep themselves warm,

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    isn't it Maya.

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    It's cold, look.

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    In Canada, we have to be prepared for the winter, so of course when it snows a lot,

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    you wouldn't be able to get out of your house, you wouldn't be able to drive your car, so

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    the city actually has special trucks that come and clear the snow, and then we're responsible

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    for our own house, so this is called a shovel.

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    Basically, you scoop up the snow like that and throw it to the side.

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    That's how you get out of your house.

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    And then, we're also responsible for the sidewalk in front of the house, so no one else slips.

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    Then we have an ice-pick, so sometimes there's actually ice underneath the snow, so then

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    you have to scrape it up like that.

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    Sometimes you have a broom if you want to really be clean about it.

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    And then if there's too much ice, we have salt or other kinds of chemicals, sometimes

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    there are even lava rocks now, you put those down and that helps to melt the ice so you

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    don't slip and fall.

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    So, this is kind of like daily life in the winter time and especially when you own a

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    house.

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    Then you'll see here that we have a plug-in.

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    Something we do here is we actually plug in the cars, this is just an extension cord,

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    basically there's a plugin, we won't be able to find it right now because it's under the

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    trunk, but you plug in the car and basically keeps the engine warm, otherwise sometimes

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    when it gets -30 or -40, your car doesn't start.

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    And then you're stuck, so that helps make that happen, and then of course, as you can

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    imagine, sometimes you wake up to go to work in the morning and your car is covered in

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    snow.

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    So we just got a fresh snowfall and this is what the vehicle looks like in the morning.

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    So it's not actually that cold today, it's probably +, I mean -5 or something, but this

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    is what we gotta do in the mornings before going to work, or every time it snows.

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    It's actually a lot of snow.

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    Look at that.

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    Is it heavy?

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    No, it's like a light snow.

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    So, show them the item that you remove the snow with.

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    I think it's called a snow-brush.

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    But it basically has one side for taking off the snow like I've been doing, and this one

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    is if there's ice on the windshield, so on a colder day, you might get some ice so then

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    you gotta shave the ice off, or else you can't see out of the windshield.

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    Winter not only brings low temperatures but also a lot of fun activities.

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    One of the things I love about winter is the snow!

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    We hope you enjoyed this video and that we answered your question about what Canada is

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    like in the winter time.

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    If you have any other questions about Canada, please leave them in the comments below and

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    we'll try to answer them.

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    And if you like this video, don't forget to give us a thumbs up, hit subscribe, and we'll

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    see you in the next video!

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The example sentences of WINDSHIELD in videos (15 in total of 71)

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you personal pronoun gotta proper noun, singular shave adjective the determiner ice noun, singular or mass off preposition or subordinating conjunction , or coordinating conjunction else adverb you personal pronoun ca modal n't adverb see verb, base form out preposition or subordinating conjunction of preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner windshield noun, singular or mass .
so adverb , if preposition or subordinating conjunction you personal pronoun look verb, non-3rd person singular present at preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner right adjective side noun, singular or mass , you personal pronoun can modal see verb, base form i personal pronoun 'm verb, non-3rd person singular present looking verb, gerund or present participle at preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner windshield noun, singular or mass .
windshield noun, singular or mass or coordinating conjunction a determiner gt proper noun, singular 60 cardinal number with preposition or subordinating conjunction a determiner crazy adjective back adverb slopped verb, past tense windshield noun, singular or mass the determiner camera noun, singular or mass will modal always adverb have verb, base form a determiner great adjective
collagen proper noun, singular fibers noun, plural also adverb form verb, non-3rd person singular present parts noun, plural of preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner cornea noun, singular or mass proper noun, singular the determiner clear adjective windshield noun, singular or mass of preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner eye noun, singular or mass , the determiner sclera noun, singular or mass
you personal pronoun keep verb, non-3rd person singular present going verb, gerund or present participle 20 cardinal number miles noun, plural an determiner hour noun, singular or mass into preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner windshield noun, singular or mass , when wh-adverb you personal pronoun bust verb, non-3rd person singular present your possessive pronoun face noun, singular or mass .
side noun, singular or mass but coordinating conjunction these determiner are verb, non-3rd person singular present these determiner are verb, non-3rd person singular present that preposition or subordinating conjunction chunks noun, plural of preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner windshield noun, singular or mass and coordinating conjunction chunks noun, plural of preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner
and coordinating conjunction if preposition or subordinating conjunction your possessive pronoun windshield noun, singular or mass seems verb, 3rd person singular present to to get verb, base form blurrier proper noun, singular , even adverb after preposition or subordinating conjunction using verb, gerund or present participle your possessive pronoun wipers noun, plural , it personal pronoun 's verb, 3rd person singular present usually adverb
proper noun, singular of preposition or subordinating conjunction course noun, singular or mass the determiner aukey proper noun, singular dash proper noun, singular cam proper noun, singular proper noun, singular 2 cardinal number windshield noun, singular or mass mounts noun, plural , one cardinal number with preposition or subordinating conjunction 3 cardinal number m proper noun, singular doubled verb, past tense
so preposition or subordinating conjunction i personal pronoun got verb, past tense this determiner windshield noun, singular or mass mount noun, singular or mass where wh-adverb i personal pronoun can modal put verb, base form the determiner digital adjective recorder noun, singular or mass up preposition or subordinating conjunction on preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner windshield noun, singular or mass
reliable adjective map noun, singular or mass , the determiner thomas proper noun, singular flyer verb, non-3rd person singular present , crossing verb, gerund or present participle siberia proper noun, singular with preposition or subordinating conjunction neither determiner a determiner heater noun, singular or mass , nor coordinating conjunction a determiner windshield noun, singular or mass , kept verb, past tense
going verb, gerund or present participle to to make verb, base form this determiner whole adjective thing noun, singular or mass come verb, base form together adverb is verb, 3rd person singular present this determiner it personal pronoun 's verb, 3rd person singular present windshield noun, singular or mass wipers noun, plural because preposition or subordinating conjunction he personal pronoun 's verb, 3rd person singular present
if preposition or subordinating conjunction you're proper noun, singular hit verb, past tense on preposition or subordinating conjunction a determiner side verb, base form you personal pronoun go verb, non-3rd person singular present right noun, singular or mass through preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner side noun, singular or mass of preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner windshield noun, singular or mass .
was verb, past tense a determiner bolt noun, singular or mass in preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner hood noun, singular or mass that preposition or subordinating conjunction sheared verb, past participle off preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner windshield noun, singular or mass wiper noun, singular or mass and coordinating conjunction what wh-pronoun it personal pronoun
tesla proper noun, singular replaced verb, past participle the determiner windshield noun, singular or mass which wh-determiner solved verb, past tense both determiner issues noun, plural and coordinating conjunction cost verb, base form me personal pronoun nothing noun, singular or mass since preposition or subordinating conjunction it personal pronoun was verb, past tense

Use "windshield" in a sentence | "windshield" example sentences

How to use "windshield" in a sentence?

  • It began to drizzle rain and he turned on the windshield wipers; they made a great clatter like two idiots clapping in church.
    -Flannery O'Connor-
  • It's like Tiger Woods' wife, we should take a nine iron to the back windshield of big government spending and smash it out.
    -Tim Pawlenty-
  • I will smash your face into a car windshield, and then take your mother, Dorothy Mantooth, out for a nice seafood dinner and never call her again.
    -David Koechner-
  • Time sneaks up on you like a windshield on a bug.
    -John Lithgow-
  • Accept that some days you’re the bug, and some days you’re going to be the windshield.
    -Jill Shalvis-
  • Through that windshield I saw a city that didn’t know it was hungry and a reflection of a guy who was FREE.
    -Roy Choi-
  • Sometimes you're the windshield; sometimes you're the bug.
    -Mark Knopfler-
  • There was a weird intimacy, sitting in a car together. Couples sat in cars. Cops and their partners. Strangers became unstrange, sharing a windshield view of the world.
    -Jerry Stahl-

Definition and meaning of WINDSHIELD

What does "windshield mean?"

/ˈwin(d)ˌSHēld/

noun
windscreen.