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Phrasal Verb – Nod Off

Thursday, July 26, 2012 @ 06:07 AM

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Nod Off

The phrasal verb 'nod off' means to fall asleep momentarily, usually during an activity.

Example: I nodded off during the science lecture.

I nodded off in the cinema, so I missed the end of the movie.

We usually use the phrasal verb 'nod off' when the head falls forward when sleepy.

Watch a video of a baby nodding off while watching TV...

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