sleeping
英['sliːpɪŋ]
美['sliːpɪŋ]
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adj.
睡着的
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n.
睡眠
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动词sleep的现在分词.
- sleave n.纠缠在一起的东西；纠缠一团；丝棉v.解开；理开
- sleazy adj.质地薄的；肮脏的；低廉的；低劣的
- sled n.雪撬
- sledding n.坐雪橇；进展动词sled的现在分词形式.
- sledge n.雪橇；大锤v.用雪橇搬运；坐雪橇；用大锤敲打=sleigh(英)；sled(美).
Noun:
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the state of being asleep
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quiet and inactive restfulness
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the suspension of consciousness and decrease in metabolic rate
Adjective:
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lying with head on paws as if sleeping
- 1. On the top floor we have sleeping quarters for women and children.
- 我们在顶楼有供女人和孩子睡觉的地方。
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- 2. They had been up all night and were sleeping it off.
- 他们前一天整夜未眠，所以这时正在补觉。
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- 3. They are sleeping in the carpenter's shop directly above.
- 他们正在正上方的木匠铺子里睡觉。
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- 4. Many are sleeping in the open because they have no shelter.
- 很多人因为没有栖身之所，只好露宿在外。
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- 5. It is never a good idea to take sleeping tablets regularly.
- 频繁服用安眠药绝对不是好办法。
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用作形容词 (adj.)
- Her arm pillowed the sleeping child.
熟睡的孩子枕着她的手臂。
- Occasionally she had to take sleeping pills.
她偶尔不得不吃安眠药。
- The little boy lied on the bullock cart sleeping.
这个小男孩躺在牛车上睡着了。
