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1 дремота
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2 оказывающий снотворное действие
Русско-английский научный словарь > оказывающий снотворное действие
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3 дремешката
in a doze; dozing, drowsing, drow singly* * *дремешка̀та,и дремешком нареч. in a doze; dozing, drowsing, drowsingly.* * *in a doze; dozing, drowsing, drow singly -
4 uyukla
1. doze off 2. drowse 3. drowse off 4. drowsing (v.) 5. slumbering (v.) 6. slumber (v.) 7. doze (v.) 8. drowse (v.) -
5 uyuklama
n. doze, kip, lay down, lethargy, shuteye, sleepiness, slumber, slumbers, snooze, somnolence, zizz* * *1. drowsiness 2. drowsing (n.) 3. doze (n.) 4. drowse (n.) -
6 uyuklayarak
1. drowsing (prep.) 2. slumbering (prep.) -
7 نعاس
1) 1. drowsiness 2. drowsing 2) sleepiness -
8 dremuckanje
n napping, nap(s), dozing, doze, drowsing, drowse* * *• snooze -
9 torkkuminen
dozing (noun)drowsing (noun)nodding (noun)sleeping (noun)snoozing (noun) -
10 თვლემს
vdozes, dozing, drowses, drowsing, napping, naps, slumbering, slumbers -
11 schlummernd
1. drowsing2. napping3. slumbering
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drowsing — adj. prenom. sleeping lightly. Syn: drowsy, dozing(prenominal), napping(prenominal), nodding(prenominal). [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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