snoozing

英 [ˈsnuːzɪŋ]

美 [ˈsnuːzɪŋ]

v.  (尤指在白天)小睡，打盹
snooze的现在分词

现在分词：snoozing　

柯林斯词典

• (尤指在白天的)小睡，打盹儿
  Asnoozeis a short, light sleep, especially during the day.
• VERB 小睡;打盹儿
  If yousnooze, you sleep lightly for a short period of time.
  1. Mark snoozed in front of the television...
     马克在电视机前打起盹儿来。
  2. Patients are given an extra 15 minutes to snooze before being woken gently.
     在被轻轻叫醒之前，病人还有 15 分钟的小睡时间。

双语例句

• Faking the brain into thinking it is getting more sleep by snoozing is a temporary cure, but it doesn't help in the long term.
  骗大脑说，再睡一会儿能让自己获得更多的睡眠，短期内可能是个方法，但从长期看来没什么用。
• And we didn't hae any problems snoozing in the noisy tube of an MRI machine as a test subject for some wily physicists either.
  我们可以成为有预谋的物理学家的受试对象，也能呆在喧闹MRI机器里。
• Seems like you can learn a thing or two in snoozing from cats& felines sleep about 16 hours a day.
  也许你能从酣睡的喵星人身上学到点东西。猫科动物一般每天要睡上16小时。
• They sprawled in lawn chairs, snoozing
  他们手脚张开地躺在草地躺椅上，打着呼噜。
• Zhou explained that tiger had just eaten a boar, seeming to suggest that it was snoozing that afternoon.
  周解释说，老虎刚吃完一头野猎，看起来正在那个下午打盹。
• Dad was snoozing by the fire.
  爸爸正在炉火旁打盹。
• Oxford University is the oldest university in the English-speaking world: professors have been pontificating and students have been snoozing since the 12th century.
  牛津是英语世界里最古老的大学：早在十二世纪，教授们就开始在台上威严地授课，而过去的学生们在台下偷偷打盹。
• 26.2% had dispirited, snoozing, or absence during classes due to sleep problems.
  26.2%因睡眠问题引起精神不振、上课打瞌睡、走神等情况；
• Scientists at Stanford University have suggested that a more supportive pillow can reduce the breathing difficulties that can interrupt your snoozing.
  斯坦福大学的科学家曾建议，一个更加舒适的枕头可以减少呼吸困难从而避免因此而打断睡眠。
• Its diesel motor was purring quietly like a snoozing animal giving itself some rest before going back to its work.
  柴油发动机发出低低的噗噗声，象是一个打磕睡的动物，歇一会儿，然后继续干活。