Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Doze"

A: I think so, doze off or nod off is mainly used when you're about to fall asleep in the middle of doing something for example when studying but that's not a deep and long hour sleep.

"dozed on" is possibly an analogous definition but that's not a common type of a word you hear in a typical daily conversation and is rarely used, may appears in books and writings at least.

A: fall asleep

A: The verb "To doze" means to sleep lightly.

I doze on the couch.
You doze on the plane.
She dozes during class.
We doze throughout the day.
They doze during the movie.

"Dozing" is the gerund version of the verb, meaning it is currently happening or it was happening over an indistinct period. Examples:

I am dozing on the couch. I was dozing on the couch.
You are dozing now. You were dozing then.
She is dozing her chair. She was dozing in class.
We are dozing. We were dozing that afternoon.
They are dozing during the movie. They were dozing during the movie.

A: To fall asleep 😴

A: It means to drift off, to start not paying attention.

A: I was going to answer this question earlier, but I dozed off.
I also dozed off while watching football on TV.
Maybe I should get more sleep at night.

A: She studied for so long that she dozed off.

The student started dozing off during class.

I was caught dozing off while watching TV.

A: "Stop dozing off in class"
"I often doze off in class. I don't get enough sleep"
"My cat was dozing off while it was sitting down"

A: I doze off on the couch while watching television.
I doze off while reading a book.

A: The lecture was so boring that I kept dozing off.

A: Doze off is when you fall asleep unexpectedly and usually for a brief period. To fall asleep is something your do on purpose and for a much longer time.

A: To doze off is to accidentally fall asleep. To push snooze is to push the button on an alarm clock called "snooze," which silences the alarm for a few minutes so that you can sleep a little more.

A: Hi they are just different past tenses. Like 'I walked' 'I was walking'

A: Doze off is actively falling asleep without intending to. Your lecture might be boring so you doze off during class. But taking a nap is something voluntary. Make sense?

A: Doze - is to sleep lightly or for a short amount of time. Like a nap.

Sleep - usually lasts the whole night, deeper than dozing.

A: dozing... meaning to sleep?

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A: "for" in this sentence should be changed to "from"

I get exhausted from commuting so I sometimes doze off on the bus.

A: if you're using a conditional sentence (if...), it's "I would" not "I will"

A: Sorry it's natural I misread the sentence!

A: I suggest phrasing it

"It's already 1:30. I'm dozin off in the living room and I gotta get to bed so I can get enough sleep."

A: What you said is fine. You could also say, “Before I knew it, I had dozed off.”