catnapped US
ˈkætnæpt
See also: power nap (UK)
Definition

Definition of catnapped - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
short sleepRareUShaving taken a short, light sleepRareUS
  • She felt refreshed after a catnapped afternoon.
dozed napped
2.
theftRareUSstolen or kidnapped a catRareUS
  • The catnapped pet was found safe and sound.
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Origin of catnapped

English, cat (feline) + nap (sleep)

Examples of catnapped in a sentence

  • The baby catnapped in the stroller.
  • The catnapped feline was returned to its owner.
  • They reported the catnapped animal to the police.

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  1. French:reposé, volé, ...
  2. German:Nickerchen, gestohlene Katze, ...
  3. Italian:dormito un po', rapito, ...
  4. Spanish:echado una siesta corta, secuestrado, ...
  5. Portuguese:cochilado, raptado, ...
  6. Chinese:打了个盹, 被偷的, ...
  7. Japanese:短い昼寝をした, 誘拐された猫, ...
  8. Arabic:مُنْتَعِش, مَسْرُوق, ...
  9. Hebrew:נִמְנוּם, נִחְטַף, ...
  10. Russian:поспавший, похищенный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:дрімавший, вкрадений, ...
  12. Hindi:थोड़ी देर की नींद ली, बिल्ली का अपहरण किया हुआ, ...
catnap
ˈkætnæp
catnapping

Definition of catnap - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

short restRareshort sleep not in bedRare
  • He had a catnap on the couch.
nap snooze

Verb

1.
brief sleepintr.Raresleep lightly or brieflyintr.Rare
  • She decided to catnap on the sofa before dinner..
doze nap
2.
humoroustr.RareSlangkidnap a cattr.RareSlang
  • They joked about catnapping the neighbor's pet.
abduct snatch
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Images of catnap

  • catnap: short sleep not in bed
    short sleep not in bed

Expressions with catnap

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take a short, light sleep to refresh
After lunch, I like to have a catnap.
sleep for a short time to refresh yourself
After lunch, I like to take a catnap.

Origin of catnap

English, cat (cat) + nap (short sleep)

Examples of catnap in a sentence

  • He took a catnap during the long flight.
  • He likes to catnap during his lunch break.
  • I often catnap while traveling on the train.
  • They planned to catnap the stray from the alley.
  • The mischievous kids tried to catnap the fluffy kitten.

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  1. French:sieste, faire un petit somme, ...
  2. German:Nickerchen, ein Nickerchen machen, ...
  3. Italian:pisolino, sonnecchiare, ...
  4. Spanish:siesta, dormitar, ...
  5. Portuguese:soneca, cochilar, ...
  6. Chinese:小睡, 小睡一会儿, ...
  7. Japanese:うたた寝, うたた寝する, ...
  8. Arabic:غفوة, غَفَا, ...
  9. Hebrew:תְּנוּמָה, לְנַמְנֵם, ...
  10. Russian:короткий сон, вздремнуть, ...
  11. Ukrainian:короткий сон, дрімати, ...
  12. Hindi:झपकी, झपकी लेना, ...

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