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| feel sleepy during the day and awake at night because your body is used to a different time zone |
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| can't keep one's eyes open |
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| can't stay awake because one is so sleepy |
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| get new energy after being very tired |
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| have good and bad periods of time |
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| talk or write about a topic on a superficial level; not go deeply into the subject |
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something finally became clear deep in one's heart or mind;
to sink in |
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| be/get very, very involved in; give all one's attention to |
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get out of one's rut;
(contrast) be in a rut |
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| get out of an unhappy psychological situation or boring routine |
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| great news that is a pleasure to hear |
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| to add to what I have already said, here is one more thing... |
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| introduce a new topic while feeling that the response from others may be negative |
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| not make a decision quickly; think about something and make a decision the next day, or even later |
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| syn. for "sleep on it"; think about something for a while |
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