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1 sleepless
adjective (without sleep: He spent a sleepless night worrying about the situation.) bezsenný* * *• bezsenný• neprestajný
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sleep´less|ness — sleep|less «SLEEP lihs», adjective. 1. without sleep; not sleeping; restless: »a hot, sleepless night. 2. watchful; wide awake: »sleepless vigilance. 3. Figurative: »the sleepless tides. Winds are rude in Biscay s sleepless bay ( … Useful english dictionary
sleep´less|ly — sleep|less «SLEEP lihs», adjective. 1. without sleep; not sleeping; restless: »a hot, sleepless night. 2. watchful; wide awake: »sleepless vigilance. 3. Figurative: »the sleepless tides. Winds are rude in Biscay s sleepless bay ( … Useful english dictionary
sleep|less — «SLEEP lihs», adjective. 1. without sleep; not sleeping; restless: »a hot, sleepless night. 2. watchful; wide awake: »sleepless vigilance. 3. Figurative: »the sleepless tides. Winds are rude in Biscay s sleepless bay ( … Useful english dictionary
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