drowsy

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drowsy
[ˈdraʊzɪ]
adjetivo
1somnoliento(a), soñoliento(a) (person); soporífero(a) (afternoon)
  • to be drowsy -> estar somnoliento(a)

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drowsy [drau-si]
adjetivo
1Soñoliento, soporífero, lerdo, estúpido; pesado, somnoliento, adormecido (sleepy/person, look).
  • Wine makes me drowsy -> el vino me da sueño o me amodorra
Somnoliento, perezoso (peaceful, inactive/atmosphere, afternoon).

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drowsy [ˈdraʊzɪ]
adjective
drowsier (comparative)drowsiest (superlative)
1 (sleepy) [+person] adormilado; soñoliento; somnoliento; (formal) [+smile, look, voice] soñoliento; somnoliento; (formal)
"who?" he asked in a drowsy voice —¿quién? —preguntó con voz soñoliento con voz de sueño;or
a drowsy voice replied that ...
to be feel drowsybeorfeel [+person] tener sueño modorra;or estar soñoliento adormilado;or (because of medication) tener somnolencia
to become grow drowsybecomeorgrow quedarse adormilado
because of the sun, boredom, alcohol because of medication
she grew drowsy and was put to bed se quedaba adormilada y la acostaron; se estaba quedando dormida y la acostaron; I became pleasantly drowsy me empezó a entrar un sueñecito agradable
after a couple of hours in the sun we were growing drowsy
these tablets will make you drowsymake estas pastillas le producirán somnolencia
The police advise drivers who feel drowsy to wind down their windows to wake up he felt drowsy after taking his hay fever tablets after sitting in the sun for a while she felt very drowsy he felt drowsy, and decided to go to bed
2 (soporific) [+afternoon, atmosphere] soporífero; [+countryside] apacible

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