snooze

英 [snuːz]

美 [snuːz]

v.  (尤指在白天)小睡，打盹
n.  小睡

现在分词：snoozing　过去式：snoozed　第三人称单数：snoozes　复数：snoozes　过去分词：snoozed　

BNC.33080 / COCA.21084

牛津词典

verb

• （尤指在白天）小睡，打盹
  to have a short light sleep, especially during the day and usually not in bed
  1. My brother was snoozing on the sofa.
     我弟弟正在沙发上打盹。

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。

英英释义

noun

• sleeping for a short period of time (usually not in bed)
  Synonym:napcatnapcat sleepforty winksshort sleep

verb

• sleep lightly or for a short period of time
  Synonym:drowsedoze

双语例句

• If you snooze, you lose!
  如果你不注意，就错过良机了。
• Love is letting he take a snooze after dinner.
  爱是让他在饭后小睡一下。
• Mark snoozed in front of the television
  马克在电视机前打起盹儿来。
• He very rarely hits the snooze button, he says.
  丁格斯博士称，如今他很少会去按小睡键。
• A good excuse to hit the snooze button!
  一个按小睡按钮的好的借口！
• This seemed a fair explanation of why we sleep at night, and why we snooze on rainy Sunday afternoons.
  这看起来好像是一个为什么我们夜间睡觉，或下雨的星期日下午打盹的合理解释。
• Now before you yawn, rub your eyes and hit the snooze button, consider the consequences of living in a nation of sleepheads.
  现在在你打哈欠，揉眼睛，准备打盹之前，想一想生活在一个瞌睡虫遍地的国家是怎样的一个情况吧。
• Don't disturb him while he's having a snooze.
  当他在睡觉时别去打扰他。
• Unlike with an annoying alarm clock sound, you wont even want to push the snooze button!
  不会像平常那样一听到闹钟铃声就觉得很烦人，换成了播放自己爱听的音乐甚至你都不想按掉闹钟上的止闹按钮！
• Just looking at these slumbering giraffes is enough to give you a crick in the neck-which is why the world's tallest animals don't often stop for a snooze.
  看着这些睡觉的长颈鹿你都会觉得脖子累，这就是为什么这种世界上最高的动物通常不会随便停下打个盹儿。