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yogi-nidrāf. « a Yogi's sleep», light sleep, wakefulness W.
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I [snuːz]nome colloq. pisolino m., sonnellino m.II [snuːz]verbo intransitivo colloq. fare un pisolino, fare un sonnellino* * *[snu:z] 1. verb(to doze or sleep lightly: His grandfather was snoozing in his armchair.) dormicchiare, sonnecchiare2. noun(a short period of light sleep.) pisolino, sonnellino* * *[snuːz]1. nsonnellino, pisolinoto have a snooze — fare un sonnellino, schiacciare un pisolino
2. vi* * *snooze /snu:z/n. (fam.)1 dormitina; pisolino; sonnellino: I was having a snooze when he came in, facevo un pisolino (o ero appisolato) quando entrò lui2 (fig.) (una) barba, (una) pizza (fig.); una cosa noiosissima.(to) snooze /snu:z/v. i.(fam.) dormicchiare; sonnecchiare; fare un pisolino.* * *I [snuːz]nome colloq. pisolino m., sonnellino m.II [snuːz]verbo intransitivo colloq. fare un pisolino, fare un sonnellino -
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1.(coll.)intransitive verb dösen (ugs.)2. nounNickerchen, das (fam.)* * *[snu:z] 1. verb 2. noun(a short period of light sleep.) das Nickerchen* * *[snu:z]( fam)to have a \snooze ein Nickerchen machen [o halten] fam* * *[snuːz]1. nSchläfchen nt, Nickerchen ntsnooze button (on alarm clock) — Schlummertaste f
2. vidösen, ein Nickerchen machen* * *snooze [snuːz] umgA v/i1. ein Nickerchen machen oder halten2. dösenB s1. Nickerchen n:have a snooze → A 1* * *1.(coll.)intransitive verb dösen (ugs.)2. nounNickerchen, das (fam.)* * *v.dösen v. -
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[snuːz]1. verbto doze or sleep lightly:يَغْفوHis grandfather was snoozing in his armchair.
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