catnap
noun[C]
uk/ˈkæt.næp/us/ˈkæt.næp/ashortsleep
小睡,打盹Synonym
forty winksUKinformal
See also
napnoun
Animal physiology: sleep & sleeping
- be in the land of nodidiom
- beauty
- bed
- bunk
- bunk down
- bye-byes
- count
- dead
- delayed sleep phase pattern
- drift off
- drop
- flake
- power nap
- sleep
- slumber
- somnolence
- soporifically
- spark out
- sparko
- take to your bedidiom
catnap
verb[I]
uk/ˈkæt.næp/us/ˈkæt.næp/to have ashortsleep:
Thomas Edison wasfamousfor hisabilityto catnapanywhere.
He wastiredin thedayand would catnap and then be morewakefulatnight.
See also
napverb
- He catnapped just beforedawnandroseto thealarmat seven.
- She catnapped,shakingherselfawakeeverytimeshefeltherselfdriftingtowards adeepersleep.
- Try and catnap when thebabysleeps, orevenjustlieinfrontof the TV for abit.
Animal physiology: sleep & sleeping
- be in the land of nodidiom
- beauty
- bed
- bunk
- bunk down
- bye-byes
- count
- dead
- delayed sleep phase pattern
- drift off
- drop
- flake
- power nap
- sleep
- slumber
- somnolence
- soporifically
- spark out
- sparko
- take to your bedidiom