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Definition of dormouse - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
animalRare small rodent known for long periods of hibernationRare
- The dormouse hibernates for six months of the year..
2.
sleeperRare UK person who sleeps a lot or easilyRare UK
- He's such a dormouse, always napping during the day.
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small rodent known for long periods of hibernation
Origin of dormouse
Anglo-Norman, dormeus (sleepy)
Examples of dormouse in a sentence
The dormouse curled up in its nest for hibernation. She's a dormouse, sleeping through the entire flight. As a dormouse, he missed the morning meeting again.
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- French:lérot, dormeur, ...
- German:Siebenschläfer, Schlafmütze, ...
- Italian:ghiro, dormiglione, ...
- Spanish:lirón, dormilón, ...
- Portuguese:leirão, dorminhoco, ...
- Chinese:睡鼠, 嗜睡者, ...
- Japanese:ヤマネ, よく眠る人, ...
- Arabic:دُورْمَاوْس, كَثِير النَّوْم, ...
- Hebrew:יַרְטוֹן, יָשְׁנָן, ...
- Russian:соня, сонливый человек, ...
- Ukrainian:лісовий соня, сплюх, ...
- Hindi:डोरमाउस, सोने वाला, ...
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