dormir

/doɾˈmiɾ/, [d̪oɾˈmiɾ]

sleep, to sleep

Examples

Andate a dormir.

Go to sleep.

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Ella tan sólo finge dormir; es por eso que no está roncando.

She's just pretending to sleep; that's why she's not snoring.

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Sentado en la oscuridad escribiendo en su ordenador, oye el ruido de los pájaros que pían por la mañana y se da cuenta de que se ha quedado despierto toda la noche, pero el insomne todavía se niega a dormir.

As he sits in the dark, typing away at his computer, he hears the sound of morning birds chirping away and realizes he has been up all night - but the insomniac still refuses to sleep.

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Tengo la impresión de que hoy voy a dormir bien.

I have the feeling that I'll sleep well tonight.

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No podemos dormir a causa del ruido.

We can't sleep because of the noise.

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Quiero irme a casa a dormir.

I want to go home and sleep.

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Necesito dormir.

I need to sleep.

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Al gato le gusta dormir.

The cat likes sleeping.

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No puedo dormir bien.

I can't sleep well.

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Necesitamos dormir mucho.

We require much sleep.

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No deberías dormir.

You should not sleep.

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Pensé que ibas a dormir todo el día.

I thought you were going to sleep all day.

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No tengo ganas de dormir ahora.

I don't feel like sleeping right now.

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Realmente necesito dormir.

I really need to sleep.

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Tom leyó en algún sitio que la gente baja necesita dormir más que la alta.

Tom read somewhere that short people need more sleep than tall people.

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Tras poner el despertador para sonar a las 7, ella se fue a dormir.

She went to bed, having set the alarm for seven.

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¿A qué hora te vas a dormir el sábado en la noche?

What time do you go to sleep Saturday night?

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Es la hora de irse a dormir.

It's your bedtime.

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Es tu hora de dormir.

It's your bedtime.

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"¿Voy a morir?" "No, vas a dormir."

"Am I going to die?" "No, you are going to sleep."

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