Examples of using Drowsy in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Got a little drowsy.
I'm drowsy already.
You may become drowsy.
I'm drowsy already.
Suppurating and drowsy.
People also translate
Drowsy in early part of evening.
You are feeling drowsy.
Is drowsy or hard to wake.
You will feel drowsy.
He's drowsy, but his mind is clear.
Instead of making you drowsy.
Feeling dizzy, drowsy, or tired;
I'm constantly tired and drowsy.
Feeling dizzy, drowsy, or unsteady;
I think you're getting a bit drowsy.
He becomes lethargic, drowsy and inactive.
I think you're getting a bit drowsy.
Drowsy after meals, and in early evening.
And she said,"No, it makes you drowsy.
Feeling drowsy, moody or sometimes depressed.
Harry are you getting a lit bit drowsy?
Drowsy after eating, it turns out, physiologically reasonable.
So this is enough to keep her drowsy.
You're gonna feel a little drowsy, and then we can… You know any jokes?
Wide awake when the driver becomes drowsy.
You're gonna feel a little drowsy, and then we can.
Fully alert when the driver becomes drowsy.
A person feeling drowsy or sedated should not drive or operate heavy equipment.
That is, a person can feel drowsy.
The warning signs of low blood sugar may include cold sweat, cool pale skin, headache,feeling drowsy, weak, dizzy, confused or irritable, feeling hungry, fast heart beat and feeling jittery.