Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Sleepiness"
The meaning of "Sleepiness" in various phrases and sentences
Q:
O que significa daytime sleepiness?
A:
Last night you went to bed late so you couldn't sleep enough. The next day you will probably feel daytime sleepiness.
Q:
O que significa daytime sleepiness?
A:
Feeling tired or having a lack of energy during the daytime.
Synonyms of "Sleepiness" and their differences
Q:
Qual é a diferença entre sleepiness e drowsiness ?
A:
All I can think of is drowsiness is what they put on medicine (“May cause drowsiness”) so it feels like sleepiness caused by consuming something. Usually medicine but maybe someone would use it to refer to feeling sleepy after eating a big meal or something.
Q:
Qual é a diferença entre sleepiness e drowsiness ?
A:
Sleepy= 眠い
Drowsy=めまいがする
例文:
I fell off the stairs because of sleepiness.
眠すぎて階段から落ちた。
I fell off the stairs because of drowsiness
(目が回ってる状態で)ふらふらしすぎて.、階段から落ちた。
Drowsy=めまいがする
例文:
I fell off the stairs because of sleepiness.
眠すぎて階段から落ちた。
I fell off the stairs because of drowsiness
(目が回ってる状態で)ふらふらしすぎて.、階段から落ちた。
Other questions about "Sleepiness"
Q:
I always felt sleepiness in the middle of studying. soa natural?
A:
× I always felt sleepiness in the middle of studying.
✓ I am always sleepy in the middle of studying.
✓ I am always sleepy in the middle of studying.
Q:
I often yield to my sleepiness and can’t do what I should do at night. soa natural?
A:
× I often yield to my sleepiness and can’t do what I should do at night.
✓ I often give in to my sleepiness, and can’t get done what I should at night.
I think this sounds more like something you would hear more commonly.(but people would understand you!) Or you could say, “At night, I often give in to my sleepiness, and can’t get done what I should” or and this is probably what i would say “A lot of the time at night, i give in to my sleepiness and can’t get done what I should.”
✓ I often give in to my sleepiness, and can’t get done what I should at night.
I think this sounds more like something you would hear more commonly.(but people would understand you!) Or you could say, “At night, I often give in to my sleepiness, and can’t get done what I should” or and this is probably what i would say “A lot of the time at night, i give in to my sleepiness and can’t get done what I should.”
Q:
I have sleepiness from medicina / I have sleepiness by medicina. soa natural?
A:
The medicine makes me tired.
The medicine makes me sleepy.
Medicine makes me tired.
Medicine makes me sleepy.
The medicine makes me sleepy.
Medicine makes me tired.
Medicine makes me sleepy.
Q:
What do you do to shake off sleepiness. In my case, washing my face or using eye drops. soa natural?
A:
“What do you do to shake off sleepiness? In my case, I wash my face or use eye drops.”
It’s a subtle nuance, but -ing ending verbs mean you are doing the action in this moment. “Washing my face” means you are washing your face this second. “I wash my face” doesn’t really have a tense on it’s own, but it indicates that in whatever setting you’re referring to, that is what you do. Then of course “I washed my face” means you did the action in the past and “I am going to wash my face” will make it an action you will do in the future. But as you can see, the “to wash my face” is the same as present tense, it’s the “going to” that changes tenses.
The same thing goes with “using eye drops”. You’d say “I use my eye drops” but because you paired that part with “I wash my face”, you can omit the I just to say “use eyedrops.”
Tenses in English are really complicated and confusing. xD
It’s a subtle nuance, but -ing ending verbs mean you are doing the action in this moment. “Washing my face” means you are washing your face this second. “I wash my face” doesn’t really have a tense on it’s own, but it indicates that in whatever setting you’re referring to, that is what you do. Then of course “I washed my face” means you did the action in the past and “I am going to wash my face” will make it an action you will do in the future. But as you can see, the “to wash my face” is the same as present tense, it’s the “going to” that changes tenses.
The same thing goes with “using eye drops”. You’d say “I use my eye drops” but because you paired that part with “I wash my face”, you can omit the I just to say “use eyedrops.”
Tenses in English are really complicated and confusing. xD
Q:
A sleepiness has gone. soa natural?
A:
I'm not entirely clear on what you meant to say.
Perhaps you meant to say something along the lines of "My sleepiness has gone away."
Perhaps you meant to say something along the lines of "My sleepiness has gone away."
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