doze off

英 [dəʊz ɒf]

美 [doʊz ɔːf]

（尤指在白天）打瞌睡，打盹儿

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB (尤指在白天)打瞌睡，打盹儿
  If youdoze off, you fall into a light sleep, especially during the daytime.
  1. I closed my eyes for a minute and must have dozed off.
     我闭了会儿眼，肯定是睡着了。

英英释义

verb

• change from a waking to a sleeping state
  1. he always falls asleep during lectures
  Synonym:fall asleepdope offflake outdrift offnod offdrop offdrowse off

双语例句

• He can doze off whenever he gets tired.
  无论何时他累了都能睡着。
• The lecture was so boring that the audience began to doze off.
  讲座太乏味，听众开始打盹了。
• In the early hours of the morning, he managed to doze off a couple of times, but it was an uneasy half-sleep as if he were floating up and down on waves.
  到后半夜，他忍了几个盹儿，迷迷糊糊的，似睡不睡的，像浮在水上那样忽起忽落，心中不安。
• Very soon now I'd doze off, and the instant that happened they'd pounce on the little water that was left.
  我马上就要睡着了，我只要一打盹，他们就会扑向所剩无几的水。
• But if you put a rock music lover into an opera house, you'd be lucky if he doesn't doze off.
  但是如果你让一个摇滚爱好者去听京剧，那么他不打瞌睡就是你好运了。
• This way, if I doze off and fall over, I'll end up pulling nanase's hair.
  这样，如果我打瞌睡的话，我就会拉动七濑的头发。
• As she was about to doze off, Chun Bao woke up.
  等她朦朦胧胧地刚离开思索将要睡去，春宝又醒了。
• I began to doze off and pulled myself up sharp.
  我开始迷迷糊糊睡去了，立刻又惊醒过来。
• The lack of sleep caught up with her, and she began to doze off.
  睡眠不足开始影响她了，她打起了瞌睡。
• When you do not interact with the audience, you are giving them a huge opportunity to daydream, doze off and not listen.
  而当你没能与听众达到互为影响时，他们就有了一个大大的机会去做白日梦、打瞌睡、不听你的演讲。