English translation of "sueno agitado" - "Restless sleep"

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239 months ago

Barbara R. Cochran (a guest user) asked this question:

Language pair:	Spanish > English
Subject:	Medical
Level of diffculty:	Easy / medium
Word or term in question:	sueno agitado
Context:	On Depression Rating Scale: "T
Keywords:	Psychiatry

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239 months ago

wrote:

agitated dream

My comment:

I think this refers to dreams, not just sleep

239 months ago

wrote:

agitated dream

My comment:

I think this refers to dreams, not just sleep

239 months ago

CALENA TRANSLATIONS wrote:

restless

My comment:

restless is the result of a disrupted sleep, and the sleep can be disrupted for different reasons but in the end what counts is the result, you have a "RESTLESS" sleep.

239 months ago

ELENA ESTESO wrote:

Restless

My comment:

I would say restless because "agitado" for me it is short of a nightmare. You DO sleep but you don't rest and that what "agitado" means for me here, in this context.

239 months ago

Clara Fernández wrote:

Restless sleep

My comment:

I think your first impulse was the best one :)

All the best in 2007

239 months ago

Clara Fernández wrote:

Restless sleep

My comment:

Having a disrupted sleep involves waking up. In this case, I would say "restless" is the right choice.

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239 months ago