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comatose adj.昏睡状态的；昏迷的 (1) 我在晚饭后总觉得有点昏昏欲睡。(2) 人心的散乱有两种：一是昏沉，一是浮动。(3) 他处于昏迷状态，伴高热和心动过速。(4) 病人的情况非常危急，他已经处于昏迷状态。 Comatose comes from the Greek kōma, "deep sleep." When you're in a deep sleep, your body is still and you don't respond to things around you. Being comatose means being in that sleepy, unresponsive state and not being able to get out of it. A much less serious use of this adjective is as a description for getting really tired while doing or watching something, like when you feel comatose after a chemistry lecture — assuming chemistry's not your thing.

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英 ['kəʊmətəʊs] 美 ['koʊmətoʊs] (1) I always feel a bit comatose after dinner.(2) There are two kinds of distractions of mind, they are comatose and unsteady minds.(3) He was comatose and had a severe fever and tachycardia.(4) The patient's condition is very critical and he is in a comatose state. Being comatose is being in a coma, unconscious and unable to communicate, often for long periods of time. A bad illness or unexpected accident or injury — especially to the head — can make you comatose and trapped inside a body that isn't working. 1[ADJ 形容词]昏迷的 A person who is comatose is in a coma.   [MEDICAL 医]The right side of my brain had been so severely bruised that I was comatose for a month.由于右脑遭受重创，我昏迷了一个月。2[ADJ 形容词](通常指因劳累或饮酒过量而)酣睡的 A person who is comatose is in a deep sleep, usually because they are tired or have drunk too much alcohol.   [oft ADJ after v]  [INFORMAL 非正式]Grandpa lies comatose on the sofa.爷爷躺在沙发上，睡得很沉。

英语单词	comatose
英美音标	英 ['kəʊmətəʊs] 美 ['koʊmətoʊs]
中文释义	adj.昏睡状态的；昏迷的
英语例句	(1) I always feel a bit comatose after dinner. (2) There are two kinds of distractions of mind, they are comatose and unsteady minds. (3) He was comatose and had a severe fever and tachycardia. (4) The patient's condition is very critical and he is in a comatose state.
中文例句	(1) 我在晚饭后总觉得有点昏昏欲睡。 (2) 人心的散乱有两种：一是昏沉，一是浮动。 (3) 他处于昏迷状态，伴高热和心动过速。 (4) 病人的情况非常危急，他已经处于昏迷状态。
vocabulary简明	Being comatose is being in a coma, unconscious and unable to communicate, often for long periods of time. A bad illness or unexpected accident or injury — especially to the head — can make you comatose and trapped inside a body that isn't working.
vocabulary扩展	Comatose comes from the Greek kōma, "deep sleep." When you're in a deep sleep, your body is still and you don't respond to things around you. Being comatose means being in that sleepy, unresponsive state and not being able to get out of it. A much less serious use of this adjective is as a description for getting really tired while doing or watching something, like when you feel comatose after a chemistry lecture — assuming chemistry's not your thing.
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ 形容词]昏迷的 A person who is comatose is in a coma. [MEDICAL 医] The right side of my brain had been so severely bruised that I was comatose for a month. 由于右脑遭受重创，我昏迷了一个月。 2 [ADJ 形容词](通常指因劳累或饮酒过量而)酣睡的 A person who is comatose is in a deep sleep, usually because they are tired or have drunk too much alcohol. [oft ADJ after v] [INFORMAL 非正式] Grandpa lies comatose on the sofa. 爷爷躺在沙发上，睡得很沉。

Comatose I Feel Body Deep Sleep Tired Adj