Drowsy Meaning in English
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释义
Feeling sleepy and wanting to rest or fall asleep, but not fully asleep yet.
用法与细微差别
Common in informal and neutral contexts. Often used after meals, at night, or when a place feels warm/quiet. Do not confuse with 'sleepy'—'drowsy' can sometimes mean more sluggish and less alert, especially due to medication.
Spanish: somnoliento - adormiladoPortuguese (BR): sonolentoPortuguese (PT): sonolentoChinese (Simplified): 昏昏欲睡的 - 困倦的Chinese (Traditional): 昏昏欲睡的 - 睏倦的Hindi: नींद में झपकी लेने जैसा - उनींदाArabic: شبه نائم - نعسانBengali: ঘুমঘুমে - তন্দ্রাচ্ছন্নRussian: сонный - вялыйJapanese: 眠い - うとうとしたVietnamese: uể oải - buồn ngủKorean: 졸린 - 나른한Turkish: uykulu - mahmurUrdu: غنودگی محسوس کرنے والا - اونگھتا ہواIndonesian: mengantuk - lesu
例句
I feel drowsy after lunch every day.
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The medicine can make you drowsy.
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The room was warm and made everyone drowsy.
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I got so drowsy during the lecture that I almost fell asleep.
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If you’re feeling drowsy, it’s better not to drive.
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After staying up all night, I was too drowsy to concentrate at work.
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