dozy in Czech
dozy in Czech is malátný, mátožný, ospalý — dozy means sleepy or drowsy.
dozy in Czech
malátný
Quite sleepy or tired.
mátožný
Quite sleepy or tired.
ospalý
Quite sleepy or tired.
natvrdlý
Intellectually slow.
pomalý
Intellectually slow.
What does "dozy" mean?
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adj Sleepy or drowsy.
"I felt dozy after the big lunch."
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adj (British, informal) Slow to understand; a bit stupid.
"Don't be so dozy — the answer is right there."
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dozy in a sentence
- I felt dozy after the big lunch.
- The cat looked dozy in the afternoon sun.
- Don't be so dozy — the answer is right there.
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What is "dozy" in Czech?
"dozy" in Czech is malátný, mátožný, ospalý. dozy means: Sleepy or drowsy.
How do you use "dozy" in a sentence?
Example: "I felt dozy after the big lunch." In Czech, "dozy" is malátný, mátožný, ospalý.
Are there other ways to say "dozy" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 5 translations listed for "dozy": malátný, mátožný, ospalý, natvrdlý, pomalý.
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