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snooze
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/snuːz/
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/snuːz/
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snooze
noun
snoozes
pl
UK
/snuːz/
US
/snuːz/
дремота
After lunch, I often take a quick snooze.
После обеда я часто устраиваю быструю дремоту.
сон
A short snooze can help improve your mood.
Короткий сон может помочь улучшить настроение.
Additional translations
вздремнуть
короткий сон
Synonyms
doze
nap
catnap
rest
slumber
snooze
verb
snoozed
Past Simple
snoozed
Past Participle
snoozing
Gerund
UK
/snuːz/
US
/snuːz/
вздремнуть
He decided to snooze for a few minutes before the meeting.
Он решил вздремнуть на несколько минут перед встречей.
дремать
I like to snooze on the couch after lunch.
Я люблю дремать на диване после обеда.
Additional translations
спать вполглаза
передремать
посапывать
Synonyms
rest
sleep
nap
doze
slumber
snooze
adjective
Used attributively in compounds such as "snooze button" or "snooze alarm".
Synonyms
snoozy
sleepy
drowsy
dozy
somnolent
slumberous
soporific
lethargic
listless
tired
Definitions
snooze
noun
A short, light sleep, especially during the day.
After lunch, I took a quick snooze on the couch.
Something or someone that is boring or uninteresting.
The meeting was such a snooze that several people nodded off.
snooze
verb
To sleep lightly or for a short period of time.
I decided to snooze on the couch for a few minutes before dinner.
To delay or postpone an alarm or notification, typically by a set amount of time.
I hit the snooze button on my alarm to get an extra ten minutes of sleep.
snooze
adjective
Relating to or designed for delaying an alarm or allowing a short additional sleep.
I hit the snooze button for five more minutes of rest.
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