REM sleep
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++REM sleep /ˈrem sliːp/ noun [uncountable] technical HBHSLEEP (rapid eye movement sleep) a period during sleep when your eyes move quickly, when you are dreaming 快速眼动睡眠
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REM sleep• Cocaine use produces insomnia caused by a reduction in deep sleep and REM sleep.• Brain activity during REM sleep is significantly different from the brain activity experienced during stages two, three, and four.• During REM sleep there is activity similar to what you would see in wakefulness.• During REM sleep, they argued, the cortex is largely under the control of these random discharges from the hindbrain.• They found that the effects on sleep were to increase the total amount of REM sleep and Stage 2 sleep.• During the early phases of the night, alcohol reduces REM sleep.• Their REM sleep time was however reduced.• Well-established aspects of the early results relate to the behaviour of sleep mechanisms when REM sleep is prevented by repeated wakenings.Origin REM sleep (1900-2000) rapid eye movementREM sleep nounChinese
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REM sleep
REM sleep /ˈrem sliːp/
noun [uncountable] technical
REM sleep /ˈrem sliːp/
noun [uncountable] technical Date: 1900-2000
Origin: rapid eye movement
(rapid eye movement sleep) a period during sleep when your eyes move quickly, when you are dreaming
Origin: rapid eye movement