Translations for „somnambulist“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

somnambulist [sɒmˈnæmbjəlɪst, Am sɑ:m-] N MED

somnambulist

somnambulik(-iczka) m (f)

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English

The study also showed that one in 10 people are somnambulists, or sleep-walkers.

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It is also known that between 2533% of somnambulists have nocturnal enuresis (bed-wetting).

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There are also high-voltage delta waves in somnambulists up to 17 years of age.

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He is a somnambulist and this sleep-walking habit of his often gets him into trouble.

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Their only surviving child has been on autopilot ever since - searing grief rendering him a numb somnambulist.

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Somnambulists are in an irrational state during which they could harm themselves or others.

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Not that speech is common here among we polite, somnambulist commuters, save for the loudspeakers' occasional harsh blasts.

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