英语词汇“snooze”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	snooze
释义	Trends of snooze View usage for: snooze (snuːz) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense snoozes, present participle snoozing, past tense, past participle snoozed 1. countable noun A snooze is a short, light sleep, especially during the day. [informal] Synonyms: doze, nap, kip [British, slang], siesta More Synonyms of snooze 2. verb If you snooze, you sleep lightly for a short period of time. [informal] Mark snoozed in front of the television. [VERB] Patients are given an extra 15 minutes to snooze before being woken gently. Synonyms: doze, drop off [informal], nap, kip [British, slang] More Synonyms of snooze snooze in British English (snuːz) informal verb 1. (intransitive) to take a brief light sleep noun 2. a nap Derived forms snoozer (ˈsnoozer) noun snoozy (ˈsnoozy) adjective Word origin C18: of unknown origin snooze in American English (snuz) noun 1. Informal a brief sleep; nap; doze verb intransitiveWord forms: snoozed or ˈsnoozing 2. Informal to take a brief sleep; nap; doze Derived forms snoozer (ˈsnoozer) noun Word origin < 18th-c. cant < ? or akin to LowG snusen (Dan snuse), to sniff, snore Examples of 'snooze' in a sentence snooze The snooze button will be a thing of the past. Times, Sunday Times (2010) She hit the snooze button once the next morning before getting up. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Press snooze button and drift back to sleep. The Sun (2011) It does not have a snooze button. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Hit the snooze button and have another five minutes. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Forget the horror of the multiple snooze button. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Instead of cruise control, it was more a case of snooze control. The Sun (2010) My daughter was snoozing away in her car seat, blissfully unaware. Times, Sunday Times (2014) If you've got all this right your cuttings will be snoozing away and happy. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Foxes love dense vegetation, as they can lie there and snooze the day away in safety. The Sun (2013) It's tempting to a snooze in the day if you slept badly the night before. The Sun (2006) I found the snooze button on my alarm an incredibly easy target on a cold morning. Christianity Today (2000) Others call in sick, roll over and try to nod off again before the snooze button kicks in. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The five-time champ has not had to engage anything more demanding than snooze control on his way into the last four. The Sun (2008) He was still snoozing gently. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Then you shall have a nice dinner and a nice snooze after it, and then a stroll along the river or in the park. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Now, where's that snooze button? The Sun (2014) If you're prone to snoozing during the day, take note. The Sun (2015) The alarm goes off at 8.30 but I press the snooze button and roll over a few times. Times, Sunday Times (2012) These days you can snooze in a zoo, kip in an aquarium, bed down in a museum or doze in an amusement park. Times, Sunday Times (2011) It would be easy to snooze the day away in the spa, but Galway is surrounded by rich history and beautiful scenery that has to be explored. The Sun (2009) In other languages snooze British English: snooze /snuːz/ NOUN A snooze is a short, light sleep, especially during the day. I lay down on the bed to have a snooze. American English: snooze Arabic: نَوْمَةٌ خَفِيفَة Brazilian Portuguese: soneca Chinese: 打盹儿 Croatian: drijemež Czech: dřímání Danish: lur Dutch: dutje European Spanish: cabezada Finnish: torkut French: somme sieste German: Nickerchen Greek: υπνάκος Italian: sonnellino Japanese: 居眠り Korean: 선잠 Norwegian: høneblund Polish: drzemka European Portuguese: soneca Romanian: ațipeală Russian: дремота Latin American Spanish: siesta breve Swedish: tupplur Thai: การงีบหลับ Turkish: tavşan uykusu Ukrainian: дрімота Vietnamese: giấc ngủ ngắn British English: snooze /snuːz/ VERB If you snooze, you sleep lightly for a short period of time. Mark snoozed in front of the television. American English: snooze Arabic: يَغْفُوَ Brazilian Portuguese: tirar uma soneca Chinese: 打盹儿 Croatian: zadrijemati Czech: dřímat Danish: tage en lur Dutch: dutten European Spanish: echar una cabezada Finnish: torkkua French: sommeiller German: dösen Greek: λαγοκοιμάμαι Italian: fare un sonnellino Japanese: 居眠りをする Korean: 선잠 자다 Norwegian: ta en blund Polish: zdrzemnąć się European Portuguese: tirar uma soneca Romanian: a ațipi Russian: дремать Latin American Spanish: echar una siesta breve Swedish: ta sig en tupplur Thai: งีบหลับ Turkish: kestirmek uyku Ukrainian: дрімати Vietnamese: ngủ một giấc ngắn Chinese translation of 'snooze' snooze (snuːz) (inf) n (c) 小睡 (xiǎoshuì) vi 打盹 (dǎdǔn) to have a snooze 打个(個)盹 (dǎ gè dǔn) (noun) in the sense of doze Definition a nap The bird is enjoying a snooze. Synonyms doze After lunch I had a doze. nap I think I'll take a little nap for an hour or so. kip (British, slang) siesta Many cultures have a siesta during the hottest part of the day. catnap forty winks (informal) (verb) in the sense of doze Definition to take a brief light sleep He snoozed in front of the television. Synonyms doze For a while she dozed fitfully. drop off (informal) I was just dropping off. nap I frequently nap during the day. kip (British, slang) nod off (informal) The judge appeared to nod off while the witness was being cross-examined. catnap drowse She drowsed for a while. take forty winks (informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of catnap Definition a short sleep or doze Synonyms doze, sleep, nap, kip (British, slang), snooze, siesta, forty winks (informal) in the sense of drop off Definition to fall asleep I was just dropping off. Synonyms fall asleep, nod (off), doze (off), go off, snooze (informal), drift off, catnap, drowse, have forty winks (informal) in the sense of drowse Definition to be sleepy, dull, or sluggish She drowsed for a while. Synonyms sleep, drop off (informal), doze, nap, slumber, kip (British, slang), snooze (informal), nod off, get some shut-eye, zizz (British, informal), have or get forty winks, catch some zeds (informal), be sleepy, be drowsy Nearby words of snooze snoop snooper snooty snooze snout snow snowy Synonyms of 'snooze' snooze Explore 'snooze' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of nap Definition a short sleep I think I'll take a little nap for an hour or so. Synonyms sleep, rest, kip (British, slang), siesta, catnap, forty winks (informal), shuteye (slang), zizz (British, informal), nana nap (informal) in the sense of nap Definition to have a short sleep I frequently nap during the day. Synonyms sleep, rest, nod, drop off (informal), doze, kip (British, slang), snooze (informal), nod off (informal), catnap, drowse, zizz (British, informal) in the sense of nod off Definition to fall asleep The judge appeared to nod off while the witness was being cross-examined. Synonyms fall asleep, sleep, nap, doze, kip (British, slang), drowse, slump, droop, drop off, zizz (British, informal) in the sense of siesta Definition an afternoon nap, taken in hot countries Many cultures have a siesta during the hottest part of the day. Synonyms nap, rest, sleep, doze, kip (British, slang), snooze (informal), catnap, forty winks (informal), zizz (British, informal)
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