vi.打瞌睡，打盹儿，小睡
n.(通常日间的)瞌睡，小睡

原形：doze第三人称单数：dozes复数：dozes过去式：dozed过去分词：dozed现在分词：dozing

Some of the students dozed off during the lecture.
有些学生在上课时打瞌睡.
Don't doze over your work.
不要懈怠。
They are noisily dozing off.
他们正鼾声大作
I must have dozed off
我一定是睡着了
He was dozing off during the boring lecture, his head nodding rhythmically.
他在无聊的讲座中打盹，脑袋有节奏地点头。
She usually doeszes off after a long day at work, exhausted.
劳累一天后，她常常昏昏欲睡。
The baby fell asleep, dozing peacefully in her mother's arms.
婴儿在妈妈的怀抱中安静地打盹。
The dog sprawled on the couch, dozing away in the warm afternoon sun.
狗狗慵懒地躺在沙发上，在温暖的午后阳光下打盹。
After a quick lunch, she took a brief doze to recharge before continuing her tasks.
快速吃完午餐后，她小憩了一会儿，为接下来的任务充电。
The old man dozed off with a book open on his lap, unaware of the time passing.
老人膝盖上摊着书，不知不觉地打了个盹。
During the long flight, many passengers found themselves dozing off, trying to catch up on sleep.
长途飞行中，许多乘客都打盹，试图补眠。
It was a lazy weekend, spent mostly in a state of doze, reading and enjoying the quiet.
这是一个慵懒的周末，大部分时间都在打盹、阅读和享受宁静。
The doctor recommended that he take short naps throughout the day to avoid feeling constantly dozy.
医生建议他一天分几次小憩，以免总是昏昏欲睡。
She sat by the window, her eyes half-closed in a gentle doze as she watched the rain outside.
她坐在窗边，微微闭眼，轻度打盹，看着外面的雨。