0 someone who wakes up easily/does not wake up easily -- ≈ mieć lekki/mocny sen
1 a train or a part of a train that has beds in it -- pociąg hotelowy lub sypialny, wagon sypialny
2 a piece of wood that is used to support a railway track (= the thing a train moves along on) -- podkład (kolejowy)
3 a small gold or silver ring worn in the ear -- (kolczyk) kółko
In all cases, non-depressed poor sleepers have shown significantly elevated levels of anxiety and neuroticism.
Nevertheless, the findings provide no support for a sleeper effect associated with institutional deprivation.
The dream sequence uses double exposures and alterations of the film speed, while the objects in the sleeper's bedroom are animated using stop motion.
Nightmares are highly unpleasant dreams which, by definition, awaken the sleeper.
Few statutory services reach out to older rough sleepers, and even when aware of a need, they are sometimes unable to respond.
For light sleepers, such differences did not obtain.
Thanks also go to the sleepers in the huts for their participation in the present study.
This includes the police, who sometimes have not been able to use their powers because of a lack of options to move rough sleepers onto.
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