Usage examples of "sueño" in Spanish with translation to English

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Necesito medicina para el sueño. I need sleeping pills.
No pude contener el sueño. I couldn't help falling asleep.
Se me fue el sueño. I'm no longer tired.
Tengo mucho sueño para conducir. I'm too sleepy to drive.
Yo también tengo mucho sueño hoy. I'm very sleepy today, too.
Después de comer, siempre me da sueño. After supper, I always find myself falling asleep.
Yo estaba cansado y lo que es peor, tenía sueño. I was tired and, what is worse, I was sleepy.
A medida que uno envejece, el sueño se vuelve más liviano. As one grows old, one becomes a light sleeper.
¿Por qué a él siempre le dará sueño cuando empieza a estudiar? Why should he feel drowsy whenever he begins to study?
No tengo más remedio que renunciar a mi sueño de ir al extranjero. There's nothing I can do but give up the idea of going abroad.
Si el niño tiene sueño, no lo dejes delante de la televisión, llévalo a la cama temprano y cuéntale una historia. If the boy gets sleepy, don't leave him in front of the television. Take him to bed early and read him a story.
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