Translations for „dozy“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

dozy [ˈdəʊzi] ADJ

1. dozy (drowsy):

dozy

dremav

2. dozy Brit inf (stupid):

dozy

neumen

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The dozy tone of the soundtrack is at complete odds with the proposed high pace of the game, deflating all atmosphere with its incessant drone.

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You'll become dozy, a bit drunk-like, speech will become slurred, the brain will slow down and you'll go into unconsciousness.

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A dozy one in seven pedestrians are so engrossed with their smartphones that they step onto a busy road without looking.

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It also makes the engine feel particularly dozy off the line and never sparkling, despite its cultured and characterful note.

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Those dozy lions are now very much awake.

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Other gripes listed included games starting late, dozy umpires and linesmen, and foul play.

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Afterwards he and the city mayor were heavily criticised, while sitting dozy in their chairs, after a meal.

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The dozy, starstruck punters just keep lining up to be milked.

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Then, before long, you acclimatise and other systems feel dozy.

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Or maybe the horse was thought to be sufficiently dozy and gentle for a child to ride upon.

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