单词 | slumber |
释义 | slum·ber I. intransitive verb 1. a. < he who keeps Israel will neither slumber nor sleep — Ps 121:4 (Revised Standard Version) > b. < the girl slumbered peacefully — Henry La Cossitt > 2. a. < the … nation slumbered through more than two centuries of self-imposed isolation — Louis Wasserman > b. < the public conscience slumbers > < slumbering along until shocked into activity > < add to this a report I have been asked to do … and you will guess that I have not slumbered — H.J.Laski > c. < below the surface slumbered deadly memories — Times Literary Supplement > transitive verb < slumbering away the best years for productive work > Synonyms: see sleep II. 1. a. < it was no night for slumber > < sank into a deep slumber > < fills my slumber with tumultuous dreams — P.B.Shelley > b. < at last fell into a slumber, and thence into a fast sleep — John Bunyan > 2. < a great writer arouses us from our dogmatic slumbers — Zechariah Chafee > III. < a slumber cap > < a slumber robe > |
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