asleep 音标拼音: [əsl'ip]
a . 睡熟了的,麻木的
ad . 熟睡地
睡熟了的,麻木的熟睡地
asleep adv 1 :
into a sleeping state ; "
he fell asleep "
2 :
in the sleep of death adj 1 :
in a state of sleep ; "
were all asleep when the phone rang "; "
fell asleep at the wheel " [
ant : {
awake (
p )}]
2 :
lacking sensation ; "
my foot is asleep "; "
numb with cold "
[
synonym : {
asleep (
p )}, {
benumbed }, {
numb }]
3 :
dead ; "
he is deceased "; "
our dear departed friend " [
synonym :
{
asleep (
p )}, {
at peace (
p )}, {
at rest (
p )}, {
deceased },
{
departed }, {
gone }]
Asleep \
A *
sleep "\,
a . &
adv . [
Pref .
a -
sleep .]
1 .
In a state of sleep ;
in sleep ;
dormant .
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Fast asleep the giant lay supine . --
Dryden .
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By whispering winds soon lulled asleep . --
Milton .
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2 .
In the sleep of the grave ;
dead .
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Concerning them which are asleep . . .
sorrow not ,
even as others which have no hope . --
1 Thess .
iv .
13 .
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3 .
Numbed ,
and ,
usually ,
tingling . --
Udall .
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Leaning long upon any part maketh it numb ,
and ,
as we call it ,
asleep . --
Bacon .
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141 Moby Thesaurus words for "
asleep ":
a stranger to ,
anesthetized ,
asleep in Jesus ,
at rest ,
benumbed ,
bereft of life ,
blind to ,
breathless ,
called home ,
callous ,
carrion ,
cataleptic ,
catatonic ,
caught napping ,
cold ,
comatose ,
croaked ,
dead ,
dead and gone ,
dead asleep ,
dead to ,
deadened ,
deaf to ,
death -
struck ,
deceased ,
deep asleep ,
defunct ,
demised ,
departed ,
departed this life ,
destitute of life ,
done for ,
doped ,
dormant ,
drugged ,
dull ,
exanimate ,
fallen ,
fast asleep ,
finished ,
flaked -
out ,
food for worms ,
gone ,
gone to glory ,
gone west ,
goofing off ,
half -
conscious ,
idle ,
impassible ,
imperceptive ,
impercipient ,
in ignorance of ,
inanimate ,
incautious ,
incognizant ,
inert ,
insensate ,
insensible ,
insensible to ,
insensitive ,
insentient ,
late ,
late lamented ,
launched into eternity ,
lifeless ,
martyred ,
mindless ,
napping ,
narcotized ,
nirvanic ,
no more ,
nodding ,
nonconceiving ,
not with it ,
numb ,
numbed ,
obdurate ,
oblivious ,
obtuse ,
off -
guard ,
out ,
out cold ,
out of it ,
passed on ,
passive ,
pushing up daisies ,
quiet ,
released ,
reposing ,
resting easy ,
sainted ,
semiconscious ,
senseless ,
sleeping ,
sleepy ,
slumbering ,
smitten with death ,
sound asleep ,
spaced out ,
still ,
stillborn ,
stoned ,
strung out ,
taken away ,
taken off ,
thick -
skinned ,
thick -
witted ,
unalert ,
unanimated ,
unaware ,
unaware of ,
uncautious ,
unconscious ,
unconscious of ,
unfeeling ,
unfelt ,
unguarded ,
unhearing ,
uninsightful ,
unknowing ,
unmindful ,
unmindful of ,
unperceiving ,
unperceptive ,
unprehensive ,
unprepared ,
unready ,
unrealizing ,
unseeing ,
unsuspecting ,
unvigilant ,
unwary ,
unwatchful ,
unwitting ,
with the Lord ,
with the saints ,
without life ,
without vital functions ,
witless ,
zonked ,
zonked out
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ASLEEP Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of ASLEEP is being in a state of sleep How to use asleep in a sentence
ASLEEP | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary I'm surprised to see you awake - ten minutes ago you were fast sound (= completely) asleep I've only just got up and I'm still half asleep (= not completely awake) If your arm or leg is asleep, it cannot feel anything because it has been in the same position for so long
ASLEEP Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com Asleep definition: in or into a state of sleep See examples of ASLEEP used in a sentence
Asleep - definition of asleep by The Free Dictionary 1 in or into a state of sleep: to fall asleep quickly 2 into a dormant or inactive state; to rest: Put your doubts asleep 3 into the state of death
asleep - WordReference. com Dictionary of English WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2025 a•sleep (ə slēp′), adv in or into a state of sleep: He fell asleep quickly into a dormant or inactive state; to rest: Their anxieties were put asleep into the state of death adj sleeping: He is asleep dormant; inactive (of the foot, hand, leg, etc ) numb
Sleep vs. Asleep - Grammar. com The semantic differences highlight that "sleep" encompasses the broader concept of rest, while "asleep" focuses on the immediate condition of being in that state
What is the difference between sleep and asleep? | English Usage . . . When someone goes to sleep suddenly or unexpectedly, you say that they fall asleep The moment my head touched the pillow I fell asleep Marco fell asleep watching TV
Asleep – meaning, definition, etymology, examples and more lt;br gt; — Self . . . Dive into the meaning of "asleep" with this comprehensive glossary entry Discover its etymology from Old English roots, varied definitions as an adjective and adverb, real-world examples in books, media, and discourse, plus synonyms and idioms
asleep adjective - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and usage notes . . . Definition of asleep adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more
ASLEEP | definition in the Cambridge Learner’s Dictionary (Definition of asleep from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)