dozing

英 [ˈdəʊzɪŋ]

美 [ˈdoʊzɪŋ]

v.  打瞌睡; 打盹儿; 小睡
doze的现在分词

现在分词：dozing　

COCA.42148

柯林斯词典

• VERB (尤指在白天)小睡，打盹儿
  When youdoze, you sleep lightly or for a short period, especially during the daytime.
  1. For a while she dozed fitfully.
     有一阵子，她时睡时醒。
  2. Dozeis also a noun.
     
  3. After lunch I had a doze.
     吃过午饭，我小睡了会儿。

双语例句

• Guy1: The pool of drool on the table from you dozing off.
  路人甲：看你打瞌睡时候口水流了一桌子。
• Grandfather was dozing in front of the television.
  爷爷在电视机前打瞌睡。
• Her class is so boring that I can't help dozing off.
  她的课好无聊，我忍不住要打瞌睡。
• At first glance, you might think these pictures are of people dozing at home, in their beds or on their sofas, and think nothing of it.
  乍看之下，你可能以为照片里的这些人是在家里的床上或沙发上打瞌睡，没什么大不了。
• The little boy was dozing with his back against the chair.
  那个小男孩正靠在椅子上打盹。
• Donna felt herself dozing and sat upright.
  唐娜觉得自己在打瞌睡，就坐直了身子。
• Serious-looking businessmen and women sit reading their newspapers or dozing in a corner, no one speaks.
  车上的商人及女士均坐在角落里，不是看报就是打盹，表情严肃，没有人说话。
• Once I caught him dozing off in class.
  有一次我发现他在上课时睡着了。
• I think you have Meeting Affective Disorder, look at the pool of drool on the table from your dozing off.
  我觉得你得“会议精神紊乱症”了，看看你打盹儿时在桌上流的那一滩口水。
• He lay dozing for a while;
  他躺着又打了一个盹；