sleepy

sleepy
['sliːpɪ]
aggettivo [person, voice] assonnato; [village] quieto, tranquillo

to feel o be sleepy avere sonno, essere assonnato; to make sb. sleepy — fare venire a qcn. voglia di dormire; [wine] mettere sonno o indurre sonnolenza a qcn

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adjective
1) (inclined to sleep; drowsy: I feel very sleepy after that long walk.) assonnato
2) (not (seeming to be) alert: She always has a sleepy expression.) assonnato
3) ((of places etc) very quiet; lacking entertainment and excitement: a sleepy town.) tranquillo; monotono
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sleepy /ˈsli:pɪ/
a.
1 assonnato; insonnolito: to feel sleepy, essere assonnato; essere insonnolito; avere sonno; sleepy eyes, occhi pesanti; occhi pieni di sonno
2 soporifero; soporifico; sonnolento: a sleepy song, una canzone soporifera
3 tranquillo; quieto: a sleepy little town, una tranquilla cittadina
4 indolente; pigro; letargico; monotono
● (med. ingl.) sleepy sickness, encefalite letargica
sleepily
avv.
assonnatamente; con voce insonnolita.
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['sliːpɪ]
aggettivo [person, voice] assonnato; [village] quieto, tranquillo

to feel o be sleepy avere sonno, essere assonnato; to make sb. sleepy — fare venire a qcn. voglia di dormire; [wine] mettere sonno o indurre sonnolenza a qcn


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