- 睡觉 shuìjiào to sleepto go to bed; to sleep
- 睡不着 shuìbuzháo unable to fall asleepTo be unable to sleep or unable to fall asleep
- 睡眠 shuìmián sleepsleep; a state of physiological rest for the body and mind
- 睡着 shuìzháo to fall asleepto fall asleep; to enter into a state of sleep
- 睡衣 shuìyī pajamaspajamas; nightclothes; clothing worn for sleeping; also called [[寝衣|寢衣|qin3 yi1]]
- 睡醒 shuìxǐng to wake upto wake up; to be awake after sleeping (often implying having finished sleeping or having slept enough)
- 入睡 rùshuì to fall asleepto fall asleep; to go to sleep; to enter a state of slumber
- 午睡 wǔshuì afternoon napan afternoon nap or siesta
- 睡意 shuìyì drowsinessThe feeling of being sleepy; sleepiness
- 沉睡 chénshuì to lie dormant(figurative) to lie dormant or undiscovered for a long time, such as natural resources or talent
- 熟睡 shúshuì to sleep soundlyto be fast asleep; to sleep deeply
- 瞌睡 kēshuì sleepyFeeling tired and wanting to sleep.
- 睡梦 shuìmèng sleepThe state of being in a deep sleep or slumber; the world of dreams while asleep.
- 睡懒觉 shuìlǎnjiào to sleep into sleep late instead of getting up at the usual time; to sleep in; to have a lie-in
- 临睡 línshuì before going to bedjust before going to sleep; on the point of going to bed
- 睡袋 shuìdài sleeping bagA quilt or padded blanket sewn into a bag shape, used primarily by infants or people camping outdoors.
- 打瞌睡 dǎkēshuì to doze offTo doze off; to nod off; to be in a half-asleep state
- 昏睡 hūnshuì to sleep heavilyto sleep deeply and heavily, often due to illness, fatigue, or medication
- 睡袍 shuìpáo nightgownA loose gown worn for sleeping; also refers to a dressing gown or robe worn over pajamas.
- 睡美人 shuìměirén sleeping beautyA beautiful woman seen while she is sleeping
- 昏昏欲睡 hūnhūnyùshuì drowsydrowsy; sleepy; feeling very tired or lethargic, as if about to fall asleep
- 睡过头 shuìguòtóu to oversleepto sleep longer than intended; to sleep past the time one was supposed to wake up
- 睡椅 shuìyǐ reclining chairA chair with a long, sloping back and armrests, designed for sleeping or resting in a reclined position; couch
- 小睡 xiǎoshuì to napto nap; to doze; to sleep for a short period of time
- 安睡 ānshuì to sleep peacefullyto sleep well and soundly; to sleep peacefully
- 酣睡 hānshuì to sleep soundlyto sleep soundly; deep sleep
- 睡眼 shuìyǎn sleepy eyeseyes that are heavy with sleep or just starting to wake up
- 贪睡 tānshuì to be fond of sleepto love to sleep; to sleep too much or be reluctant to get out of bed
- 睡裤 shuìkù pajama pantspants or trousers worn specifically for sleeping
- 睡眼惺忪 shuìyǎnxīngsōng sleepy-eyed(idiom) appearing drowsy or half-awake; the bleary-eyed look of someone who has just woken up
- 睡莲 shuìlián water lilyA perennial aquatic plant with horseshoe-shaped leaves that float on the surface of the water; the flowers typically open in the afternoon and close at dusk.
- 睡相 shuìxiàng sleeping posturethe posture or appearance of a person while they are asleep
- 瞌睡虫 kēshuìchóng mythological insectA mythological insect said to cause people to doze off
- 吃喝拉撒睡 chīhēlāsāshuì daily routineto eat, drink, defecate, urinate, and sleep; refers to the basic functions of daily life or an ordinary, mundane existence
- 睡帽 shuìmào nightcapA cap worn while sleeping, often to keep the head warm.
- 睡容 shuìróng appearance while sleepinga person's facial expression or appearance while they are asleep
- 睡魔 shuìmó drowsinessAn overwhelming or compulsive desire to sleep that is difficult to shake off; often used in the context of fighting or struggling against sleepiness
- 甜睡 tiánshuì to sleep soundlyto sleep soundly; to be in a deep and peaceful sleep
- 渴睡 kěshuì to be sleepyto be very sleepy; to feel a strong urge to sleep
- 睡眠者 shuìmiánzhě sleepera person who is asleep
- 睡乡 shuìxiāng dreamlandthe state of being in a deep sleep or the world of dreams; the land of Nod
- 睡铺 shuìpù beda piece of furniture used for sleeping; the same as [[床铺|床鋪|chuang2 pu4]]
- 盹睡 dǔnshuì to dozeto doze; to nod off
- 发作性嗜睡病 fāzuòxìngshìshuìbìng narcolepsya medical condition characterized by an overwhelming desire to sleep or sudden attacks of sleep
- 呼呼大睡 hūhūdàshuì to sleep soundlyto be fast asleep, often making snoring sounds; to sleep like a log
- 嗜睡症 shìshuìzhèng hypersomniahypersomnia; excessive sleepiness. A sleep disorder where a person experiences episodes of uncontrollable sleeping during the day, often starting in adolescence.
- 好睡 hǎoshuì sleep wellto have a good sleep; used to describe sleeping soundly or to wish someone a good rest
- 席地而睡 xídì'érshuì to sleep on the ground(idiom) to sleep on the bare ground
- 微睡眠 wēishuìmián microsleepAn episode of sleep which may last for a fraction of a second or up to thirty seconds; often caused by sleep deprivation or mental fatigue.
Sources
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- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH