Translations for „groggy“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

groggy <-ier -iest> [ˈgrɒgɪ, Am ˈgrɑ:gɪ] ADJ

groggy

нестаби́льный

groggy

сла́бый

groggy

ша́ткий

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Although he had slept for only half an hour, he felt groggy.

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They tied a rope around the groggy leopard and it was successfully pulled out of the hole.

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But the antihistamines made me thick-headed and groggy in the morning.

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A groggy, stumbling early-morning toilet visit could have ended with a leg in hole.

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She was groggy when she came round from the major operation but was happy she had a little boy and her family there.

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Patients may feel a little groggy as a side effect of the surgery, but this feeling is expected to subside within a day or so.

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I am tired, groggy: the dream has exhausted me.

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She was getting slower and said she felt groggy.

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And everyone will be there, groggy and drinking and happy.

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I'm irritable, groggy, forgetful, lethargic and have lowered stamina.

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