drowse

1 She woke her drowsing husband and herded the children toward the fire escape outside the front of the building.

2 But at least here, they said, the soldiers of the Republic of Niger are drowsing under a giant tree at the border, not pointing their guns at the civilians who continue to cross it.

3 Many a drowsing mallard has been caught by a lean fox or knocked on the head with a paddle.

4 Sometimes she’ll teasingly smack me across the chest to make sure I’m not drowsing along.

5 She was just drowsing, but Tom Yew was snoring.

6 Oh, no! Looks like they catch me drowse.

喔，糟了。他们好像发觉我在打瞌睡。

7 In the middle of my drowse, I opened my eyes, sensing an unfamiliar stirring .

我睡到一半时睁开眼睛，感觉到一种陌生的悸动。

8 To pass ( time ) by drowsing.

打瞌睡消耗 ( 时间 )

9 The poll-clerks sent out for pots of beer, the watchers drowsed, the candidates were invisible--some said that they had gone to dine with the mayor.

10 There was so much braid, and here she lay drowsing.

11 The porter was drowsing in his lodge, the gate was ajar.

12 Did you never drowse and doze over your rod, when "sitting in a pleasant shade," on a sultry afternoon, not a nibble disturbed the equanimity of your float?

13 Sunday, just when sit in that person of in front of to be when drowse, the priest decides to want to teach him well, let him do not sleep when preach again.

一个星期天，正当坐在前排的那个人又在瞌睡时，牧师决定要好好教育他一下，让他不要再在布道时睡觉。

14 picnickers drowsing in the shade of an oak tree

15 All of this was heady news of a world far removed from hankies and thimbles, patiently delivered to me under a tree amidst the drowsing bees and nodding wildflowers.

16 He drowsed in the sun.

他在阳光下打瞌睡.

17 The real question, and the answer, becomes clear when you creep through hanging lianas and startle bats drowsing beneath the leaves and walk through the centers of clouds.

18 The stillness almost seemed to drowse and to make a soft noise, like the distant sound of locusts in August.

19 The drowsing creature in Harry’s chest suddenly raised its head, sniffing the air hopefully.

20 While summer often wakes me at 4am with dawn, in winter I can sleep for hours, surrendering to my bed shortly after 9pm, and drowsing there until my morning alarm.

1 假寐

nod slumber snooze doze catnap nap dogsleep

2 打盹儿

cat nap catnap doze off slumber

3 不活跃

inaction

4 打瞌睡

drop catnap doze off nod doze zizz nod off nap snooze knock a nod

5 打盹

nap snooze kip zizz nod off nod

6 行动迟缓

dull drowsy tardy

7 困

trap somnolent

8 呆滞

torpor

9 半醒半睡

drowsy

10 瞌睡

sleepy doze somnolence slumber somnolent catnap drowsy zizz lethargical lethargic hypnagogic slumberous sleepily slumbery soporific nod nap

11 困倦

heavy comatose jade

12 昏昏欲睡

coma sleepy drowsy dozy somnolent somniferous nod slumberous

13 昏睡

lethargic stuporous sleep narcosis sopor narcotism

14 发呆

speechless bemused stupefied lobotomized abstractedly moonraking stupor woolgather sleep transfix stupefy petrify as dead as a dodo absence of mind blank vague soulless vacuous muzzy faintish vacant abstraction abstracted vacuity petrifaction muzz bemuse inebriate asleep damp moonstruck agape dwaal trance petrification freeze in a zone