snooze in Spanish
snooze in Spanish is siesta, fastidio, lata — snooze means to sleep lightly for a short time; to nap.
snooze in Spanish
siesta
A brief period of sleep; a nap.
fastidio
(informal) Something boring.
lata
(informal) Something boring.
dormitar
What does "snooze" mean?
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verb To sleep lightly for a short time; to nap.
"I snoozed on the sofa for twenty minutes after lunch."
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noun The button on an alarm clock that delays the alarm by a few minutes.
"He hit the snooze button three times before finally getting up."
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snooze in a sentence
- I snoozed on the sofa for twenty minutes after lunch.
- The cat snoozed in the sun all afternoon.
- He hit the snooze button three times before finally getting up.
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What is "snooze" in Spanish?
"snooze" in Spanish is siesta, fastidio, lata. snooze means: To sleep lightly for a short time; to nap.
How do you use "snooze" in a sentence?
Example: "I snoozed on the sofa for twenty minutes after lunch." In Spanish, "snooze" is siesta, fastidio, lata.
Are there other ways to say "snooze" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 4 translations listed for "snooze": siesta, fastidio, lata, dormitar.
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