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I . doze [dəʊz, Am doʊz] VB intr

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II . doze [dəʊz, Am doʊz] N

doze
drzemka f
to have a doze
zdrzemnąć się

doze off VB intr

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Usage examples with doze

to have a doze
zdrzemnąć się
to lay [or doze] open-eyed
leżeć [lub drzemać] z otwartymi oczami

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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On the way home, he dozes off on his horse (no cars) and a tree branch knocks him down into the snow.
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While on the tarmac, she dozes off and doesn't wake up until 45 minutes into the flight.
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The artist sometimes smoked, sometimes groaned but remained silent almost all night long, dozing off from time to time.
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He has hallucinations about what it must be like to freeze to death, dozing and waking alternately.
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The two monks quickly become tipsy, and soon begin to doze.
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She often dozes off in, is late for, or skips class.
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The story goes back to the present and the woman says that they spend the next hour holding hands as the man dozes off.
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The lovers often accuse the "guaita" of dozing, being inattentive or separating them too early.
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Greyhounds enjoy resting on beds and sofas, often sleeping or dozing 16 hours a day or more.
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She also seems to be narcoleptic, seeming to always doze off at the most inopportune times.
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