
Hledat
not cast a clout until may be out
01
used to warn against discarding warm or heavy clothing until the end of May, as the weather can still be unpredictable and cold during the early spring months
Example
The hiker was tempted to leave her warm jacket behind on a sunny April day, but remembered the proverb do not cast a clout until May be out and decided to keep it with her just in case the weather changed.
02
used to suggest that it is wise to wait and avoid making significant decisions or taking action until the situation or circumstances have become clearer or more certain
Example
The politician advised his colleagues to wait for more information before making any statements or decisions, citing the proverb do not cast a clout until May be out.

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