| Definition of 'fall asleep' |
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1. (verb) fall asleep, dope off, flake out, drift off, nod off, drop off, doze off, drowse off
change from a waking to a sleeping state
"he always falls asleep during lectures"
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Sense: of arms and legs etc, numb
My foot's asleep.; He fell asleep eventually.
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 Afrikaans: aan die slaap raak |
 Arabic: يَنام، يَرقُد، يَغْلِبَه |
 Bulgarian: заспивам |
 Brazilian: dormir |
 Czech: usnout |
 German: einschlafen |
 Danish: falde i søvn |
 Greek: με παίρνει ο ύπνος |
 Spanish: dormirse, quedarse dormid |
 Estonian: magama jääma |
 Farsi: به خواب رفتن |
 Finnish: nukahtaa |
 French: s'endormir |
 Hebrew: לְהֵרָדֵם |
 Hindi: सो जाना |
 Croatian: zaspati |
 Hungarian: elalszik |
 Indonesian: tertidur |
 Icelandic: sofna |
 Italian: addormentarsi |
 Japanese: 眠りこむ |
 Korean: 잠들다 |
 Lithuanian: užmigti |
 Latvian: aizmigt |
 Malay: tertidur |
 Dutch: in slaap vallen |
 Norwegian: sovne |
 Polish: zasnąć |
 Persian: به خواب رفتن |
 Pashto: خوب ته تلل |
 Portuguese: cair a dormir |
 Romanian: a adormi |
 Russian: заснуть |
 Slovak: zaspať |
 Slovenian: zaspati |
 Serbian: zaspati |
 Swedish: somna, falla i sömn |
 Thai: นอนหลับ |
 Turkish: uykuya dalmak, uyumak |
 Taiwanese: 入睡 |
 Ukrainian: заснути |
 Urdu: سو جانا |
 Vietnamese: ngủ thiếp đi |
 Chinese: 入睡 |
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