doze in Latin
doze in Latin is dormītō — doze means to sleep lightly for a short time; to nap.
doze in Latin
dormītō
(intransitive) To sleep lightly or briefly; to nap, snooze.
What does "doze" mean?
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verb To sleep lightly for a short time; to nap.
"He dozed off in front of the TV."
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noun A short, light sleep.
"I had a little doze after lunch."
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doze in a sentence
- He dozed off in front of the TV.
- She dozed for twenty minutes on the train.
- I had a little doze after lunch.
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What is "doze" in Latin?
"doze" in Latin is dormītō. doze means: To sleep lightly for a short time; to nap.
How do you use "doze" in a sentence?
Example: "He dozed off in front of the TV." In Latin, "doze" is dormītō.
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