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Significados de watchful em inglês

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Carefully observant and or attentive.

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      Experiencing or accompanied by sleeplessness.

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            Examples for "sleepless"
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            Do you know what that means, how many sleepless nights? he said.
            Reuters
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            The culprit passed a sleepless night in the intolerable agony of lear.
            Rattlin the Reefer
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            But politicians have never been more eager to court the sleepless vote.
            The Irish Times
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            One sleepless night I wandered downstairs to grab a glass of water.
            The South African
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            The woman turned to him- alittlecomfort shining in the sleepless eyes.
            Mr. Achilles
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            Every insomniac knows the rule that a partner steals the sleep from you.
            Masked
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            With the days and insomniac nights, Bellis' numbness began to ebb.
            The Scar
            3
            I used to do insomnia jokes; my first novel is about an insomniac.
            The Guardian
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            Lose the insomniac vote, Mr. Roosevelt, and you may well loose the nation.
            The new yorker
            5
            I'm a bit insomniac, which I always put down to working the nights.
            Independent.ie
            Uso de watchful em inglês
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            Be watchful of the air-holes; I think you know the path well.
            An Unwilling Maid / Being the History of Certain Episodes during...
            2
            Each of the four watchful men in the narrow apartment breathed softly.
            Judith of Blue Lake Ranch
            3
            Remain on the road at all times and be watchful for highwaymen.
            Act of will
            4
            In face, watchful behind a blind; habitually not uncensorious and contemptuous perhaps.
            Bleak House
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            The watchful jealousy of the Colchians foresaw and averted the approaching ruin.
            History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire — Volume 4
            6
            Several plain-clothed worshipers seemed watchful, perhaps looking out for any unfamiliar visitors.
            Reuters
            7
            Meanwhile Weiner is effective as the young Lara, all watchful and self-contained.
            Reuters
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            So Warrington remained alert and watchful; it was all he could do.
            Half a Rogue
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            The march through the forest as the shadows deepened was most watchful.
            The Story of Ab: A Tale of the Time of the Cave Man
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            The great, watchful, brooding spirit of the forest went in to him.
            The Sky Line of Spruce
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            The watchful breeze seized the opportunity, and charged through the defenceless passage.
            Urban Sketches
            12
            They were not hostile; they were merely cold and watchful and questioning.
            Jean of the Lazy A
            13
            No doubt he will keep a watchful eye over the young Mistry.
            Reuters
            14
            For a few moments the three huddled close together in watchful silence.
            The Gold Hunters: A Story of Life and Adventure in the Hudson Ba...
            15
            I think we're in a time when people are being very watchful.
            Ebony
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            His mother sits silent and watchful at the head of the bed.
            The Day of Wrath
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