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asleep Adjective 1. in or into a state of sleep 2. (of limbs) numb 3. Informal not listening or paying attention
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asleep Translationsto fall asleep → dormirse, quedarse dormido to fall asleep → s'endormir to be asleep → schlafen; to fall asleep → einschlafen to be asleep → dormire; to fall asleep → addormentarsi |
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Now for the first time he FELT that he was asleep and dreaming. That she looked at the candle she had left burning, and, measuring the time like King Alfred the Great, was confirmed by its wasted state in her belief that she had been asleep for some considerable period. While he lay sound asleep in the shade, other people were wide awake, and passed to and fro, afoot, on horseback, and in all sorts of vehicles, along the sunny road by his bedchamber. |
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