catnap

英 [ˈkætnæp]

美 [ˈkætnæp]

n.  小睡; 打盹儿; 瞌睡
v.  打瞌睡，假寐

过去式：catnapped　复数：catnaps　现在分词：catnapping　第三人称单数：catnaps　过去分词：catnapped　

COCA.37223

牛津词典

noun

• 小睡；打盹儿；瞌睡
  a short sleep

柯林斯词典

• 小憩;午睡;打盹
  Acatnapis a short sleep, usually one which you have during the day.

英英释义

noun

• sleeping for a short period of time (usually not in bed)
  Synonym:napcat sleepforty winksshort sleepsnooze

verb

• take a siesta
  1. She naps everyday after lunch for an hour
  Synonym:napcatch a wink

双语例句

• In America lunch breaks are usually one hour; there is no custom of taking a catnap after eating.
  在美国，午休时间往往只有一个小时，餐后并没有午睡的习惯。
• I'll meet you at the movies right after I take a little catnap.
  我先打个盹再到电影院和你碰面。
• I found Rawlings sneaking a catnap at the New Cities Summit in Sao Paulo in June.
  今年6月，在圣保罗的新城市峰会（NewCitiesSummit）上，我趁罗林斯偷偷打盹时找到了他。
• This class will be over in a moment, now let's take a nap ( break, catnap).
  本课时将近结束，大众可以歇息一会儿。
• Now you are allowed to take a three-miunte catnap.
  现在你可以休息三分钟。