dormido

/doɾˈmido/, [d̪oɾˈmi.ð̞o]

asleep

Adjective dormido (feminine dormida, masculine plural dormidos, feminine plural dormidas)

Verb dormido m (feminine singular dormida, masculine plural dormidos, feminine plural dormidas)

Examples

Tom al fin se quedó dormido.

Tom finally fell asleep.

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Escaleras arriba había cuatro camas hechas, pero en tres de ellas nadie había dormido.

Upstairs there were four made beds, but on three nobody ever slept.

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¿Tom está dormido?

Is Tom asleep?

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Tom se quedó dormido llorando.

Tom cried himself to sleep.

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Me quedé dormido y me perdí el primer tren.

I slept late and I missed the first train.

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Me quedé dormido en clases.

I went to sleep during the lesson.

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Tom no pudo evitar quedarse dormido.

Tom couldn't help falling asleep.

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El bebé está dormido.

The baby is asleep.

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Tom se cayó dormido.

Tom fell asleep.

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Me quedé dormido viendo televisión.

I fell asleep while watching TV.

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