groggy in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for groggy in the English»Spanish Dictionary

groggy <groggier groggiest> [Am ˈɡrɑɡi, Brit ˈɡrɒɡi] ADJ inf

groggy person/feeling:

groggy

grogui inf

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groggy (atontado, medio dormido)

groggy

pastillas que me dejan groggy

tablets that make me feel groggy o out of it inf

estas pastillas me están atontando

these pills are making me feel groggy o dopey

groggy in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for groggy in the English»Spanish Dictionary

groggy <-ier -iest> [ˈgrɒgi, Am ˈgrɑ:gi] ADJ

groggy

grogui

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grogui

groggy

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But the side effects meant he was groggy and unable to do much.

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Waking up feeling refreshed rather than miserable and groggy was life-changing.

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First given a name in 1976, sleep inertia refers to that period between waking and being fully awake when you feel groggy.

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For instance, if you feel groggy, your doctor might suggest taking your medication in the evening, she said.

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Packing up in our groggy states took 20 minutes.

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

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In the show, he speaks in a low, groggy, incomprehensible mumble.

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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 getting slower and said she felt groggy.

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