slumbering

/sluhm-ber/US // ˈslʌm bər //UK // (ˈslʌmbə) //

沉睡的,沉睡的人,沉睡中的,沉睡的时候

Definitions

v.无主动词 verb

1
- : to sleep, especially lightly; doze; drowse.
- : to be in a state of inactivity, negligence, quiescence, or calm: Vesuvius is slumbering.

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to spend or pass in slumbering: to slumber the afternoon away.
- : to dispel or forget by slumbering: to slumber cares away.

n.名词 noun

1
- : Sometimes slumbers. sleep, especially light sleep.
- : a period of sleep, especially light sleep.
- : a state of inactivity, quiescence, etc.

as inasleep

Synonyms

Decreased body temperature is associated with deeper slumber.
Two, it prevents you from slipping into an extended slumber.
The app is one of the most comprehensive in terms of analyzing your sleep patterns and making suggestions about how to improve your slumber.
To assess how restful your sleep is, your phone uses its built-in accelerometer, then runs algorithms and statistical analysis to split your slumber up into deep and light periods.
With your mobile laid somewhere on your mattress, these apps interpret data about the movements and noises you make while you’re sleeping to assess the quality of your slumber, so you can make changes if you find you’re not getting enough.
The Rockaways have long been one of the great slumbering secrets of New York City.
In this sense, the 2012 election is the future versus the past, and it brings out barely slumbering tensions and resentments.
Beds, in those days, were warmed with copper warming pans, and nightcaps adorned the slumbering heads of both sexes.
The present crisis had stirred a thousand feelings and associations, in Hadria, which had long been slumbering.
Ere long, the individuals composing the caravan were slumbering, with the exception of two, the Captain and the guide.
But she laughs in her night-cap when you have fallen asleep, and hurls imprecations upon your slumbering body.
She is tender and gay, too, this young lady who reawakens all your better feelings, who rekindles your desires.

/sluhm-ber/US // ˈslʌm bər //UK // (ˈslʌmbə) //

沉睡的,沉睡的人,沉睡中的,沉睡的时候

v.无主动词 verb

1
- : to sleep, especially lightly; doze; drowse.
- : to be in a state of inactivity, negligence, quiescence, or calm: Vesuvius is slumbering.

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to spend or pass in slumbering: to slumber the afternoon away.
- : to dispel or forget by slumbering: to slumber cares away.

n.名词 noun

1
- : Sometimes slumbers. sleep, especially light sleep.
- : a period of sleep, especially light sleep.
- : a state of inactivity, quiescence, etc.

as inasleep

Synonyms

Decreased body temperature is associated with deeper slumber.
Two, it prevents you from slipping into an extended slumber.
The app is one of the most comprehensive in terms of analyzing your sleep patterns and making suggestions about how to improve your slumber.
To assess how restful your sleep is, your phone uses its built-in accelerometer, then runs algorithms and statistical analysis to split your slumber up into deep and light periods.
With your mobile laid somewhere on your mattress, these apps interpret data about the movements and noises you make while you’re sleeping to assess the quality of your slumber, so you can make changes if you find you’re not getting enough.
The Rockaways have long been one of the great slumbering secrets of New York City.
In this sense, the 2012 election is the future versus the past, and it brings out barely slumbering tensions and resentments.
Beds, in those days, were warmed with copper warming pans, and nightcaps adorned the slumbering heads of both sexes.
The present crisis had stirred a thousand feelings and associations, in Hadria, which had long been slumbering.
Ere long, the individuals composing the caravan were slumbering, with the exception of two, the Captain and the guide.
But she laughs in her night-cap when you have fallen asleep, and hurls imprecations upon your slumbering body.
She is tender and gay, too, this young lady who reawakens all your better feelings, who rekindles your desires.