Examples of using Taking a nap in English and their translations into Greek
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Computer
The researchers found that taking a nap improved the processing speed of the masked task- which required learning on an unconscious level- but not the control task, which involved explicit memory and conscious awareness.
just taking a nap.
watching TV, or taking a nap, or finding some other way to veg out after a long day at work….
watching TV, or taking a nap, or finding some other way to veg out after a long day at work †take the extra effort to sit down
Ronnie, you can take a nap.
If the baby takes a nap: early afternoon.
You want to go take a nap now?
You should take a nap, too.
After lunch, Nana takes a nap… until five o'clock.
Go and take a nap or something, will you?
the male chills out, takes a nap.
Then go upstairs and take a nap.
After lunch, she reads the newspaper and takes a nap.
Go home and take a nap.
Let's go take a nap.
Maybe you should take a nap.
You can take a nap in your thinking room.
You can take a nap when we get home, okey-dokey?
Grayer, I think you should take a nap.
You know, maybe you should go back to your hotel, take a nap.