oscitance
/ˈɒs.ɪ.təns/Traduction: Nom désignant l'état de somnolence ou de langueur, souvent accompagné de bâillements, ou l'acte même de bâiller, généralement provoqué par la fatigue ou l'ennui.
noun
C2formalcommon/ˈɒs.ɪ.təns/indénombrable
A noun referring to the state of drowsiness or dullness, often manifested by yawning, or the act of yawning itself, typically triggered by fatigue or boredom.
frNom désignant l'état de somnolence ou de langueur, souvent accompagné de bâillements, ou l'acte même de bâiller, généralement provoqué par la fatigue ou l'ennui.ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние сонливости или вялости, часто проявляющееся зевотой, или сам акт зевоты, обычно вызванный усталостью или скукой.esSustantivo que denota el estado de somnolencia o letargo, a menudo manifestado con bostezos, o el propio acto de bostezar, generalmente causado por fatiga o aburrimiento.deSubstantiv, das den Zustand von Schläfrigkeit oder Trägheit bezeichnet, der sich oft durch Gähnen zeigt, oder den Akt des Gähnens selbst, meist verursacht durch Müdigkeit oder Langeweile.ptSubstantivo que designa o estado de sonolência ou moleza, frequentemente manifestado por bocejos, ou o próprio ato de bocejar, geralmente causado por cansaço ou tédio.zh名词,指困倦或懒散的状态,常表现为打哈欠;也可指打哈欠这一动作本身,通常由疲劳或无聊引起。arاسم يدل على حالة النعاس أو الفتور التي كثيراً ما تظهر على شكل تثاؤب، أو على فعل التثاؤب نفسه الناتج عادة عن الإرهاق أو الملل.
- Drowsiness and dullness C2 formal
A state of sleepiness or lethargy, often shown by yawning.
- His oscitance during the lecture was obvious to everyone.
- The long meeting induced a feeling of oscitance in the audience.
- Oscitance overcame him as he tried to finish the late-night report.
frAssoupissement et torpeurruСонливость и вялостьesSomnolencia y apatíadeSchläfrigkeit und TrägheitptSonolência e letargiazh困倦与倦怠arالنعاس والخمول
Synonymes: drowsinessdullnesslethargylistlessnesssleepinesssomnolencetorporyawning
Antonymes: alertnesslivelinessvigilancewakefulness
- The act of yawning C2 formal
An involuntary deep breath through a wide-open mouth, often caused by tiredness or boredom.
- A sudden oscitance caught him off guard during the quiet ceremony.
- She tried to hide her oscitance behind her hand.
- Oscitance is a common response to monotonous tasks.
frbâillementruЗевотаesBostezodeGähnenptBocejozh打哈欠arالتثاؤب