sleepy
gb/slˈipi/ us/slˈipi/
A1
Anglų
~ 6300
álmos, csendes, lagymatag, lanyha, vontatott
A1
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álmos
A1
Vartosenos šablonas:
[someone] feels/is [sleepy]
I always feel sleepy after a big lunch.
Egy kiadós ebéd után mindig álmos vagyok.
The movie was good, but I was too sleepy to watch the end.
A film jó volt, de túl álmos voltam ahhoz, hogy végignézzem.
She rubbed her sleepy eyes and reached for her coffee.
Driving while you are sleepy can be very dangerous.
The baby gets sleepy around seven o'clock every night.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
I am sleepy and want to go to bed.
Álmos vagyok, és le akarok feküdni.
He feels sleepy in class after lunch.
Ebéd után álmosnak érzi magát az órán.
My eyes are sleepy because I did not sleep well.
This warm room makes me sleepy.
She is still sleepy in the morning.
Dažna klaida:
Learners often confuse "sleepy" with "asleep". Use "sleepy" to describe wanting to sleep ("I am sleepy"), and "asleep" to describe actually sleeping ("He is asleep"). Saying *"I am very asleep"* is incorrect; say "I am very sleepy" or "I am fast asleep".
Reikšmė
feeling like you need sleep
Kolokacijos
feel sleepy
|get sleepy
|look sleepy
|still sleepy
|a bit sleepy
|sleepy eyes
Sinonimai
drowsy (More formal than "sleepy" and often used in medical or written contexts.)
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tired (Broader; can mean lacking energy for any reason, not only wanting to sleep.)
Antonimai
alert (Emphasizes being fully awake and able to react quickly.)
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wide awake (Informal phrase meaning completely awake, the opposite state of sleepy.)
Temos
daily life
|health
|emotions
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
Apibrėžimas
Feeling that you want to sleep because you are tired.
Feeling drowsy and wanting to sleep.
B1
2
Vartosenos šablonas:
[a place] is [sleepy]
They moved from the city to a sleepy village by the sea.
A városból egy álmos kis tengerparti faluba költöztek.
The hotel is in a sleepy little town that closes down after dark.
A szálloda egy álmos kisvárosban van, ahol sötétedés után minden bezár.
On Sunday afternoons, the normally busy market square becomes quite sleepy.
It was a sleepy street with only a few cars passing by each hour.
Tourists love the island's sleepy atmosphere and slow pace of life.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
We walked through a sleepy town near the lake.
Végigsétáltunk egy álmos kisvároson a tó közelében.
This is a sleepy street with very few cars.
Ez egy csendes utca, nagyon kevés autó jár erre.
At night, the village is quiet and sleepy.
He grew up in a small, sleepy village.
The beach was sleepy and almost empty.
Dažna klaida:
Learners sometimes think "sleepy" can only describe a person. It can also describe a place that is quiet and not busy, as in "a sleepy town." Do not say *"a sleeping town"* for this meaning; use "sleepy town" instead.
Reikšmė
quiet, with little activity
Kolokacijos
sleepy town
|sleepy village
|sleepy little town
|sleepy street
|sleepy neighborhood
Sinonimai
quiet (Very close in meaning; more general and more common, without the extra idea of being slow or old-fashioned.)
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peaceful (Focuses on calm and lack of trouble; can sound more positive than "sleepy".)
Antonimai
lively (Describes a place that is full of life and activity, the opposite of a sleepy place.)
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bustling (Emphasizes lots of busy movement and noise, strongly contrasting with "sleepy".)
Temos
places
|daily life
|society
|core_vocabulary
|daily_life
Apibrėžimas
Quiet and not busy, with not many people or things happening, usually talking about a place or time.
Quiet, slow, and with very little activity or excitement, especially about a place or period of time.
B2
3
Vartosenos šablonas:
[something] is [sleepy]
The band gave a rather sleepy performance and the crowd soon lost interest.
A zenekar meglehetősen lagymatag produkciót nyújtott, és a közönség hamar elvesztette az érdeklődését.
Investors are worried about the region's sleepy economy.
A befektetőket aggasztja a régió lanyha gazdasága.
The first half of the game was sleepy, but things picked up after halftime.
The song has a sleepy melody that almost puts you to sleep.
Trading was sleepy on the stock exchange ahead of the holiday.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
The class was sleepy and no one asked questions.
Az óra lagymatag volt, és senki sem tett fel kérdéseket.
It was a sleepy game with very little action.
Vontatott meccs volt, alig történt benne valami.
The company's sales are sleepy this year.
The movie started in a slow, sleepy way.
The market was sleepy, and prices did not move much.
Dažna klaida:
Learners may think this use of "sleepy" always means that people want to sleep. In this sense, it more often means an activity, show, or system is slow, weak, or boring ("a sleepy economy", "a sleepy performance"), not that it is literally about sleep.
Reikšmė
slow and not energetic or active
Kolokacijos
sleepy performance
|sleepy melody
|sleepy pace
|sleepy economy
|sleepy market
Sinonimai
sluggish (Common in business and technical contexts; suggests being too slow or not responding well.)
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dull (Highlights that something is boring or lacks interest, not just slow.)
Antonimai
dynamic (Emphasizes active energy and change, the opposite of a sleepy activity or market.)
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vibrant (Suggests strong energy and excitement, especially in cultural or artistic contexts.)
Temos
business
|entertainment
|society
|work
|core_vocabulary
Apibrėžimas
Slow and not very active or strong, often talking about a show, market, or other activity.
Slow, quiet, and lacking energy, strength, or interest, often describing performances, businesses, or systems.
Gramatika
Pagrindinė forma
sleepy
IPA
GB/slˈipi/
US/slˈipi/
Skiemenys ir kirčiavimas
sleepy (1 skiemuo)
Stress on 1st syllable (sleepy)
Žodžio formos
Adjective
- Base: sleepy
- Comparative: sleepier
- Superlative: sleepiest
Žodžių šeima
Posakiai
feel sleepy
1/fˈil slˈipi/
fixed phrase
have the feeling of needing sleep
To have the feeling that you want to sleep.
Pavyzdžiai
- I usually feel sleepy around eleven o'clock.
- If you feel sleepy while driving, you should stop and rest.
get sleepy
2/ɡˈɛt slˈipi/
fixed phrase
start to feel like sleeping
To start to feel that you want to sleep.
Pavyzdžiai
- Children often get sleepy after a big meal.
- I get sleepy if I read in bed.
make someone sleepy
3/mˈeɪk sˈʌmwˌʌn slˈipi/
fixed phrase
cause a person to feel sleepy
To cause a person to feel like they want to sleep.
Pavyzdžiai
- This medicine may make you sleepy, so do not drive after taking it.
- Warm rooms can make people sleepy during long meetings.
sleepy town
4/slˈipi tˈaʊn/
fixed phrase
quiet, not busy town
A town that is quiet and not very busy, with not many people or things happening.
Pavyzdžiai
- She grew up in a sleepy town by the sea.
- The company plans to open a new factory in a sleepy town in the north.