英语单词：sleep-walker

音标：

/ˈsliːp ˌwɔːkər/

含义：

Sleep-walker (n.)：梦游者；指在睡眠中走动的人，通常是指在不清醒的状态下活动，尤其是在夜间。

翻译：

中文：梦游者

英文解释：A person who walks or performs other activities while asleep, typically during the deep stages of sleep.

用法：

作为名词：She is a sleep-walker and often gets up in the middle of the night without knowing it.

例句（10句）：

He is a sleep-walker and sometimes finds himself in the kitchen in the middle of the night.

The doctor recommended keeping the bedroom door locked to prevent the sleep-walker from leaving the house.

She was a sleep-walker as a child, but it stopped as she grew older.

The sleep-walker wandered into the living room and sat on the couch without realizing it.

It can be dangerous to be a sleep-walker, as they might trip over something in the dark.

Sleep-walkers don’t remember what they did while they were walking, as they are asleep the whole time.

His sleep-walking episodes have become more frequent lately, so he's seeing a specialist.

As a sleep-walker, he’s prone to accidents, so his family takes extra precautions at night.

My brother is a sleep-walker; he once ended up in the garage without any memory of how he got there.

They placed an alarm on the door to prevent the sleep-walker from wandering outside.

短语搭配：

Sleep-walking disorder：梦游症

To be a sleep-walker：做梦游者

Sleep-walker syndrome：梦游综合症