HOW DO YOU SLEEP?

• To be awaken
• wakefulness
• Into a state  of  wakefulness
• To get up
• To rouse / arouse
• To stay up late at night
• To yawn

• Bedtime
• Lights  out
• To sleep
• To get asleep
• To get to sleep
• To doze= to snooze (  to sleep  shortly and lightly)
• To nod off (cabecear)
• To nap (short during  the day)
• To drift off (gradually)
• To drop off
• To sleep through a film
• To crash out (to sleep quickl  because you are tired)
• To fall fast  asleep
• Quantity of sleep
• To sleep in ( dormir tarde por la mañana)
• To sleep over (fuera de casa)  =  to stay  over
• to overleep the alarm-clock
• Manners  of sleep
• To sleep rough ( dormirde cualquier manera)
• To sleep  heavily
• sleep tight
• A light sleeper
• A  heavy sleeper
• tosleep like a dog
• Not to sleep
• To be fully awake / asleep
• To lose  sleep  over  sth
• To sleep  on  it  (  to  thing it over)
• Physiologie
• An internal  body clock
• A repair and restore cycle
• Sleep disorders
• Sleep complaints
• Sleep deprived bodies
• Problems  with  blind people, shift workers,  long-distance air travellers
• To put  an  animal  to sleep  (  to die)
• Bedding clothing
• Bedding linen
• A Springy mattress
• A sleepy  town