Examples of using "Addormentato" in a sentence and their english translations:
He's asleep now.
- I fell asleep.
- I nodded off.
He looks asleep.
He's asleep now, isn't he?
- He fell asleep immediately.
- He fell asleep right away.
- Tom is sleepy.
- Tom is sleeping right now.
- Was Tom asleep?
- Was Tom sleeping?
Did I fall asleep?
He looked like he was asleep.
He's asleep, isn't he?
I think Tom is asleep.
Tom is sound asleep.
I laid myself on the grass.
Tom is half asleep.
- He fell asleep immediately.
- He fell asleep right away.
I'm still half asleep.
- Tom might be asleep.
- Tom may be asleep.
- Tom might be sleeping.
- Tom may be sleeping.
Sami was sound asleep.
Tom is asleep, isn't he?
He looks like he's half asleep.
He's almost asleep, isn't he?
Tom won't be asleep.
My left arm is asleep.
My foot fell asleep.
He was asleep during the lesson.
- He slept soundly.
- He was fast asleep.
While reading the book, I felt asleep.
Tom was in his bed asleep.
Tom has already fallen asleep.
Tom finally fell asleep.
- Tom is almost asleep.
- Tom was almost asleep.
Tom is almost asleep, isn't he?
He was in his bed asleep.
He's asleep in his room.
He wasn't still asleep, was he?
I fell asleep on the ground.
- I fell asleep.
- I nodded off.
He fell asleep right away.
My foot's asleep again!
He seems to be asleep.
She's sitting at the table, half asleep.
Tom is asleep in his chair.
Tom was asleep in his room.
Tom fell asleep at the wheel.
Tom was asleep in the hammock, snoring quietly.
Tom is sleepy.
I went to sleep during the lesson.
Did I fall asleep?
- Tom nodded off in the cinema.
- Tom fell asleep at the cinema.
- Tom dozed off in the cinema.
- I think Tom is still asleep.
- I think that Tom is still asleep.
He's asleep in his room, isn't he?
He's still asleep in his room.
He was sound asleep in his room.
- I think that Tom has fallen asleep.
- I think Tom has fallen asleep.
My dog was sound asleep.
- Did you fall asleep?
- Have you fallen asleep?
- Did you fall asleep?
- Have you fallen asleep?
- He isn't asleep.
- He's not asleep.
Tom fell asleep at the table.
Tom apologized for falling asleep in class.
My right foot is sleeping.
While listening to the radio, I fell asleep.
My foot's asleep again!
My left foot is asleep.
He fell asleep immediately.
The cat slept on the table.
Tom fell asleep.
Tom fell asleep on my couch.
Tom was fast asleep.
Tom closed his eyes and went to sleep.
Tom fell asleep halfway through the movie.
- I think Tom has finally fallen asleep.
- I think that Tom has finally fallen asleep.
Tom fell asleep on the job.
- I don't think Tom is still asleep.
- I don't think that Tom is still asleep.
He fell asleep waiting for her.
He was asleep in the bed.
John tried not to wake the sleeping baby.
Tom fell asleep with his clothes on.
Tom is asleep, isn't he?
I think I fell asleep.
- Tom is already asleep.
- Tom is already sleeping.
- Tom looks like he's sleepy.
- Tom looks drowsy.
Is Tom already asleep?
Tom is asleep, too.
- He's still asleep, isn't he?
- She's still asleep, isn't she?
- He's still sleeping, isn't he?
- She's still sleeping, isn't she?
He's already asleep, isn't he?
- The stegosaurus is sleeping.
- The stegosaurus is asleep.
The baby fell asleep.
Tom fell asleep on the bus.
- Tom fell asleep immediately.
- Tom immediately fell asleep.
- Tom quickly fell asleep.
- Tom fell asleep quickly.
- I found the boy fast asleep.
- I found the boy sound asleep.
Tom fell asleep as soon as the movie started.