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sommeil

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. sleep [ingl. brit. sliːp, ingl. am. slip] SUST.

1. sleep:

sleep
to go or get to sleep
to go back to sleep
to send or put sb to sleep heat, speech, tablet:
to get some sleep [or to have a sleep] (gen)
to get some sleep [or to have a sleep] (have a nap)
my leg has gone to sleep coloq.
to be in a deep sleep
I didn't get any sleep or a wink of sleep last night
I need my sleep
to sing/rock a baby to sleep
to talk in one's sleep
to walk in one's sleep
I could do it in my sleep!

2. sleep VETER.:

to put an animal to sleep eufem.

II. sleep <pret. imperf., part. pas. slept> [ingl. brit. sliːp, ingl. am. slip] V. trans.

III. sleep <pret. imperf., part. pas. slept> [ingl. brit. sliːp, ingl. am. slip] V. intr.

1. sleep:

sleep
to sleep deeply or soundly
to sleep on one's feet
sleep tight!

2. sleep (stay night):

sleep
to sleep with sb (have sex) eufem.

IV. sleep [ingl. brit. sliːp, ingl. am. slip]

the big sleep
to cry oneself to sleep
to sleep like a log or top

sleep-learning SUST.

sleep-learning

REM sleep SUST.

REM sleep
REM sleep

sleep around V. [ingl. brit. sliːp -, ingl. am. slip -] coloq.

sleep around

beauty sleep SUST. hum.

twilight sleep SUST. MED.

twilight sleep

winter sleep SUST.

winter sleep

I. sleep on V. [ingl. brit. sliːp -, ingl. am. slip -] (sleep on)

sleep on

sleep through V. [ingl. brit. sliːp -, ingl. am. slip -]

sleep over V. [ingl. brit. sliːp -, ingl. am. slip -]

sleep over
to sleep over at sb's house

en el diccionario PONS

inglés
inglés
francés
francés

I. sleep [sli:p] SUST. no pl.

sleep
to get to sleep [or go]
to put sb/an animal to sleep
to fall into a deep sleep

II. sleep <slept, slept> [sli:p] V. intr.

sleep
sleep tight!
to sleep the night with sb
to sleep rough ingl. brit.

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to sleep like a log coloq.

III. sleep [sli:p] V. trans.

to sleep four/ten

sleep with V. trans.

sleep with

sleep on V. trans.

sleep on

I. sleep through V. trans.

II. sleep through V. intr.

sleep through

sleep off V. trans.

sleep off

sleep in V. intr.

1. sleep in (stay in bed):

sleep in

2. sleep in (sleep in employer's house):

sleep in

sleep together V. intr.

sleep together

sleep out V. intr.

sleep out

sleep around V. intr. pey. coloq. (be promiscuous)

sleep around
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
sleep-inducing
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
francés
francés

I. sleep [slip] SUST.

sleep
to get to sleep [or go]
to put sb/an animal to sleep
to fall into a deep sleep

II. sleep <slept, slept> [slip] V. intr.

sleep
sleep tight!

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to sleep like a log, rock coloq.

III. sleep [slip] V. trans.

to sleep four/ten

I. sleep through V. trans.

II. sleep through V. intr.

sleep through

sleep together V. intr.

sleep together

sleep off V. trans.

sleep off

sleep around V. intr. coloq. (be promiscuous)

sleep around

sleep out V. intr.

sleep out

sleep in V. intr.

1. sleep in (stay in bed):

sleep in

2. sleep in (sleep in employer's house):

sleep in

sleep on V. trans.

sleep on

sleep with V. trans.

sleep with
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
sleep-inducing
Present
Isleep
yousleep
he/she/itsleeps
wesleep
yousleep
theysleep
Past
Islept
youslept
he/she/itslept
weslept
youslept
theyslept
Present Perfect
Ihaveslept
youhaveslept
he/she/ithasslept
wehaveslept
youhaveslept
theyhaveslept
Past Perfect
Ihadslept
youhadslept
he/she/ithadslept
wehadslept
youhadslept
theyhadslept

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They want to sleep with you and cuddle up.
www.theobserver.ca
A sleep apnea oral appliance is typically molded to fit a particular patient's teeth by a dentist specializing in treating sleep disorders.
en.wikipedia.org
In addition, meromy issues, weight gain, headaches, even impotency can happen due to sleep apnea when not treated.
thechart.blogs.cnn.com
Complete absence of sleep over long periods has not been seen in humans (unless they suffer from fatal familial insomnia); it appears that brief microsleeps can not be avoided.
en.wikipedia.org
The report calls artificial light "a man-made self-experiment" that throws sleep out of whack.
articles.courant.com