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sleep
/sliːp/ noun · plural: sleeps A1 (estimated)
1. state of reduced consciousness
| German | der Schlaf |
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| French | le sommeil |
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| Portuguese | o sono |
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| Czech | spánek, spaní |
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| Italian | il sonno, la nanna, la dormita |
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| Spanish | el sueño, la lagaña, dormición |
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| Dutch | de slaap, de nachtrust |
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| Swedish | en sömn, ett godmorgon, ett gomorron |
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| Latin | somnus, sopor, nox |
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2. informal: act or instance of sleeping — see also sleeping
| German | der Schlaf, die Nachtruhe, Schläfchen |
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| Portuguese | o sono |
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| Italian | il sonno |
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| Swedish | en sömn, en tupplur |
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3. substance found in the corner of the eyes, sometimes as a figurative objectification of sleep — see also rheum
| German | der Schlaf, Augenbutter, Groikerl |
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| French | la chassie |
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| Portuguese | a remela, ramela |
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| Italian | cispa |
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| Spanish | pitarra, la legaña |
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| Dutch | de slaap |
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| Swedish | ögongrus, morgongrus, sömngrus |
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| Latin | gramia |
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to sleep
/sliːp/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. to rest in state of reduced consciousness
| German | schlafen, knacken, pennen |
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| French | dormir, coucher, cuver |
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| Portuguese | dormir, ninar, nanar |
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| Czech | spát, spinkat, hajat |
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| Italian | dormire, riposare |
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| Spanish | dormir, apolillar, sornar |
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| Dutch | slapen, pitten, maffen |
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| Swedish | sova, slagga, sussa |
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| Latin | dormio, cubo |
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2. to accommodate
| German | unterbringen |
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| Dutch | onderbrengen |
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3. to rest, sleep, repose
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