sleepwalker in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for sleepwalker in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sleepwalker [Am ˈslipˌwɔkər, Brit ˈsliːpˌwɔːkə] N

sleepwalker

sonámbulo m / sonámbula f

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sonámbulo (sonámbula)

sleepwalker

sleepwalker in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for sleepwalker in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sleepwalker [ˈsli:pˌwɔ:kəʳ, Am -ˌwɑ:kɚ] N

sleepwalker

sonámbulo(-a) m (f)

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sonámbulo (-a)

sleepwalker

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Sleepwalkers arise from the slow wave sleep stage in a state of low consciousness and perform activities that are usually performed during a state of full consciousness.

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In the latest study, scientists looked at a family where half were prolific sleepwalkers.

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Sleepwalker initially demonstrated this power by using it to distort a sidewalk to capture a criminal.

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Sleepwalkers can sometimes perform these tasks as normally as they might if they were awake.

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Her monotone expression and glum one-word answers prompt him to realize that she is a sleepwalker too, and is suffering from the same condition as her father.

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However, night terrors are much more common in adult sleepwalkers, up to 50% more common.

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I got up like a sleepwalker and followed that sound (down the hall), and have been following it ever since...

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We are told she is a sleepwalker.

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This can bring about concerns for the safety of the sleepwalkers and others.

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If both parents are sleepwalkers, a child has a 65 percent chance of being a sleepwalker.

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