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siesta

/see-es-tuh/US // siˈɛs tə //UK // (sɪˈɛstə) //

午睡,午休,午觉,午睡时间

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a midday or afternoon rest or nap, especially as taken in Spain and Latin America.

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Examples

  • Some cultures, of course, do embrace the afternoon nap, or siesta.

  • During the week, most meals are taken at home, including midday lunch, when many businesses shut down, and might be followed by a siesta.

  • How can anyone go home for a three-course meal and a siesta in the midst of peak trading?

  • Now Egypt is again leading the way to the future after a long siesta under Hosni Mubarak.

  • When we reached the hotel everybody went in to take a siesta—that "Mittags-Schlaf" which is law in Germany.

  • They dined, therefore, in silence, and afterwards he laid himself down as usual on the sofa for a siesta.

  • The session lasted until time for the noonday luncheon and siesta , and was resumed in the afternoon.

  • We happened to reach it when the prisoners were having a siesta.

  • Is there no sombra where we can eat our lunch and take a siesta?