sandman

英 ['sæn(d)mæn] 美 ['sændmæn]
  • n. (童话中的)睡眠之精灵,睡魔
  • n. (Sandman)人名;(英、法、芬、瑞典)桑德曼;(挪)桑曼
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sandman (n.)
bringer of sleep in nursery lore, 1861, from sand (n.) in reference to hard grains found in the eyelashes on waking; first attested in a translation from the Norwegian of Andersen (his Ole Lukoie "Ole Shut-eye," about a being who makes children sleepy, came out 1842), and perhaps partly from German Sandmann. More common in U.S.; dustman with the same sense is attested from 1821.
1. Sandman is a cult figure on the local music scene.
桑德曼是当地音乐界的偶像人物。

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2. The sandman is coming.
瞌睡神来了,快睡吧!

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3. But if overall productivity is improved, most managers should be willing to welcome the sandman.
但如果整个生产力可以提高, 大部分管理者应该还是愿意接纳这些睡仙的.

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