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Перевод: somnolence

[существительное]
сонливость ; дремота ; сонное состояние

Тезаурус:

1. Somnolence, which had enveloped the hall, vanished; static political electricity took its place.
2. This is consistent with the view that their struggle to stay awake is not necessarily punctuated with periods of somnolence, or microsleeps, but shows a compelling tendency to slip down the arousal continuum.
3. They always appeared in a "special comedy show" on Christmas night - and perhaps the creaking and overfed somnolence of that evening was the best state in which to watch their predictable routines.
4. He wasn't able to remember many details, but he could remember that feeling, the sickening slump of the heart that was Sunday in his boyhood, a day his parents kept holy with somnolence, dullness and decorum.
5. Most of the aspiring artists and the students of language, literature and culture had fallen victim to the seductive somnolence of a hot afternoon.
6. A hot bath, sex, a warm drink and alcohol also figured prominently as aids to somnolence.
7. But the riots were four months past, the party was at least trying to seem reasonable, and Kenya's habitual political somnolence won the day.
8. Daniel's Dad, the engine-driver, when living, had got drunk in the pub first and at home later: there had been gusto, jollity, somnolence and regret.
9. Between Piccadilly and Putney, where he lived in the basement of a decaying Victorian house, he progressed through his usual states of somnolence, sick juddering wakefulness, and increasing worry about Val.
10. He was facing the window and seemed to be in a state of dreamy somnolence.