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Meanings of sleepwalking in anglès

rus
сомнамбулизм
portuguès
sonambulismo
català
noctambulisme
espanyol
noctambulismo
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Walking by a person who is asleep.

Related terms
noctambulisme
Usage of sleepwalking in anglès
1
The previous tenant left that door locked-apparentlyhe was afraid of sleepwalking.
Sympathy for the devil
2
After its Snooker Loopy peak years, the sport is sleepwalking towards oblivion.
The Guardian
3
They were sleepwalking at a time when everyone else was wide awake.
The Irish Times
4
A sort of waking nightmare in which sleepwalking had played a part?
The talisman
5
The opposition Labour Party said Britain risked sleepwalking towards EU exit.
Reuters
6
He said she might be prone to sleepwalking until her brainwaves re-regulate themselves.
Revival
7
It's yet another reminder that we're sleepwalking into a surveillance nightmare.
The Guardian
8
And let's not forget that the NHS is sleepwalking through an obesity epidemic.
The Guardian
9
Kate was sleepwalking through the first half of our time overseas.
After the fall
10
The accumulated stress of your sleepwalking experiences has manifested in an acute insecurity.
Nemesis
11
He does not look like the sleepwalking Dauntless soldiers; his eyes are alert.
Divergent
12
As for the boxes and alarm-clock wire, she'd just been sleepwalking.
Audrey's door
13
A CORK man has died after falling from his bedroom window while sleepwalking.
The Irish Times
14
When I wake Mary says I was sleepwalking again, is angry.
A monster's notes
15
His eyes seemed really unfocused, like he was sleepwalking, or something. Brad paused.
More bitter than death: an emma fielding mystery
16
For he knew there was no question of any nonsense about sleepwalking now.
Witch Week
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Translations for sleepwalking
portuguès
sonambulismo
Sleepwalking through the time
Sleepwalking across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common