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Перевод: sleeper

[прилагательное]
спящий;
[существительное]
спящий человек; соня ; детская пижама; нечто, неожиданно получившее признание; спальное место; спальный вагон; шпала ; шпион, выжидающий удобный момент для начала своей деятельности; гигиеническая серьга

Тезаурус:

1. And the sleeper opened her eyes, which were as blue as periwinkle, or the summer sky, and the little tailor, because he knew this was what he must do, bent and kissed the perfect cheek.
2. The overnight sleeper to Edinburgh, popular with honeymoon couples, was a sedate and leisurely way to travel.
3. A two-berth InterCity Sleeper cabin is offered for 25 until May 10 as opposed to the usual 50 if two people travel; single travellers still have to pay 25 per berth unless they buy two rail tickets.
4. For the Bristol, Cardiff and London venues Happy Sleeper motels are offering rooms for the night of the concert and breakfast the next morning, at all-inclusive prices.
5. "I sleep perfectly, I have always been an untroubled sleeper.
6. Matata slept outside and promised to keep the fire burning; I hoped he was a light sleeper.
7. Sleeper reserved too.
8. The normal method of securing is to drive a long nail through the end of the sleeper at an angle into the one beneath.
9. He had only ever had one bit of trouble with him personally, but he remembered it well, He had caught Nigger, then fourteen years old, putting a sleeper across the rails, just to see what would happen to the train.
10. In 1966, the other LNWR dining car No 77 was replaced by BR dining car 325 (Swindon built 1962), as was ex-LNWR sleeper 495, by BR sleeper 2013 (Wolverton built 1957).
11. The thread is spooled on an enormous reeling-machine ( nituchha ) before being woven on a primitive loom into mens' shirts and trousers, household linen and curtains ( pologa ) to protect the sleeper from the mosquitoes that are so prevalent in the marshes of the western plains.
12. Discontinued ECML sleeper service.
13. I have been woken at 6.30am in Bavaria by deafening Wagner over the Tannoy, which continued until the last wretched sleeper was driven into a cold shower.