Definition Conjugation
Definition of drowse off - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
falling asleepgradually fall asleep unintentionally
- She drowsed off during the long lecture.
2.
sleepfall into a light sleep
- She began to drowse off during the long lecture.
Examples of drowse off in a sentence
I often drowse off during long car rides. He started to drowse off on the couch. I drowse off easily during car rides.
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- French:s'assoupir, ...
- German:einnicken, eindösen, ...
- Italian:appisolarsi, ...
- Spanish:quedarse dormido, cabecear, ...
- Portuguese:adormecer, cochilar, ...
- Chinese:打盹, 打瞌睡, ...
- Japanese:うとうとする, 居眠りする, ...
- Arabic:غَفَا, نَعَسَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְנַמְנֵם, ...
- Russian:дремать, ...
- Ukrainian:засинати, дрімати, ...
- Hindi:धीरे-धीरे सो जाना, हल्की नींद में जाना, ...
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