Tłumaczenia dla hasła „sleeping“ w angielsko » słoweński słowniku

sleep·ing [ˈsli:pɪŋ] PRZYM. przyd.

sleeping

speč

let sleeping dogs lie przysł.

ne drezaj v osje gnezdo preg

ˈsleep·ing bag RZ.

sleeping bag

spalna vreča r.ż.

Sleep·ing ˈBeau·ty RZ.

Sleeping Beauty

Trnuljčica r.ż.

ˈsleep·ing car RZ.

sleeping car

spalnik r.m.

ˈsleep·ing part·ner RZ. Brit HAND.

sleeping partner

tihi družabnik (družabnica) r.m. (r.ż.)

ˈsleep·ing pill RZ.

sleeping pill

uspavalna tableta r.ż.

sleep·ing po·ˈlice·man RZ. Brit

sleeping policeman

ležeči policaj r.m.

ˈsleep·ing sick·ness RZ. no l.mn.

sleeping sickness

spalna bolezen r.ż.

ˈsleep·ing tab·let RZ.

sleeping tablet

uspavalna tableta r.ż.

I . sleep [sli:p] RZ.

1. sleep:

sleep (resting state)

spanje n

sleep (resting state)

spanec r.m.

sleep (nap)

dremanje n

sleep (nap)

dremež r.m.

I didn't get to sleep until 4 a.m.

do 4 zjutraj sem bil pokonci

to go [back] to sleep

zaspati [nazaj]

to lose sleep over sth

ne spati zaradi česa

to put an animal to sleep

uspavati žival

to send sb to sleep

poslati koga v posteljo

2. sleep no l.mn. (in eyes):

sleep

krmežljavček r.m.

to be able to do sth in one's sleep

obvladati kaj

II . sleep <slept, slept> [sli:p] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

sleep

spati [f. dk. zaspati]

sleep (be buried)

počivati

sleep tight!

dobro spi!

we'll be sleeping at Steve's on Saturday night

v soboto bomo prespali pri Steveu

to sleep like a log [or baby] pot.

spati kot top [or dojenček]

to sleeplate

dolgo spati

to sleep sound(ly)

trdno spati

to sleep rough Brit

spati na ulici

to sleep with sb

spati s kom

to sleep on it

prespati [or premisliti] stvar

III . sleep [sli:p] CZ. cz. przech.

to sleep two/ten

imeti prenočišče za dve osebi/deset oseb

to sleep the night with sb

prenočiti s kom

sleep around CZ. cz. nieprzech. pot.

sleep

spati z vsakim

sleep in CZ. cz. nieprzech.

1. sleep (sleep late):

sleep

dolgo spati

2. sleep (sleep at work):

sleep

prebivati na delovnem mestu

sleep off CZ. cz. przech.

sleep hangover, cold, headache:

sleep

zdraviti [f. dk. pozdraviti s spancem]

to sleep it off

prespati

sleep out CZ. cz. nieprzech.

sleep

spati zunaj (na prostem)

sleep through CZ. cz. nieprzech.

sleep

prespati

I must have slept through the alarm

najbrž sem prespal zvonjenje budilke

sleep together CZ. cz. nieprzech. (have sex, share bedroom)

sleep

spati skupaj

sleep over CZ.

Hasło od użytkownika

sleep over

prenočiti

heavy with sleep PRZYM.

Hasło od użytkownika

heavy with sleep

omotičen od spanja

Przykładowe zdania ze słowem sleeping

sleeping tablet

uspavalna tableta

let sleeping dogs lie przysł.

ne drezaj v osje gnezdo preg

she made out that she was sleeping

pretvarjala se je, da spi

they zipped themselves into their sleeping bags

zapeli so zadrgo na svojih spalnih vrečah

we'll be sleeping at Steve's on Saturday night

v soboto bomo prespali pri Steveu

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

angielski

This was followed by outbreaks of sleeping sickness and smallpox that would halve the population of some areas.

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Above the shoe store were several apartments where residents were sleeping.

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Other types of garment are commonly worn for sleeping, but not exclusively so, including t-shirts, tank tops, sweatpants and gym shorts as well as underwear with no outer garment.

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The government is pursuing a vigorous policy of public health improvement, with considerable success in reducing sleeping sickness, leprosy, and other endemic diseases.

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These trains offer 1st and 2nd class sleeping cars, and a restaurant car, but no seating accommodation or 3rd class cars.

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An old lady who has been sleeping inside the church sees the bag and gets it.

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He said that he had taken a sleeping pill, and that he was not under the influence.

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Dogs can be equally pernickety about their choice of sleeping quarters.

blogs.telegraph.co.uk

She had filled in the spaces under subheadings: eating, sleeping, toilet, bath, clothes, play, toys, activities, religion, school, money, time and behaviour.

www.theglobeandmail.com

There have also been reports of wakeful sleeping where a person will spontaneous fall asleep for 0.5 seconds up to 10 seconds without remembering that they were asleep at all.

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