napper
napper — noun
1. a person who takes a short sleep, especially during the day — either as a regula
a person who takes a short sleep, especially during the day — either as a regular habit or on a particular occasion
Amara is a lifelong napper who lies down for twenty minutes after lunch daily.
napper + habitual pattern: lies down every day
The hotel offers a quiet lounge for nappers who want to rest between sightseeing trips.
for nappers — prepositional phrase describing a designated space
Diego is not a daytime napper — afternoon naps keep him awake at night.
New parents often become expert nappers, learning to sleep in short stretches whenever they can.
Wei calls herself a cat napper because her naps never last longer than thirty minutes.
- insomniac
someone who finds it difficult to sleep at all, the opposite of someone who naps easily
文法句型
napper (of [duration])
often used with adjectives: light napper, cat napper
用法筆記
Common in self-descriptions ('I’m a napper') rather than as a neutral label for others. The adjective compounds light napper (someone who wakes easily) and cat napper (someone who takes very short naps) are frequent in conversation.