"tupplur" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "Gastarne på Gefion hade öfverraskat några makliga sköldpaddor, som tagit sig en stadigare tupplur hitanför Gibraltar, och de der tystlåtna gökarne skänktes bort af kaptenen hit och dit, så att slutligen blott en fans öfrig.",
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          "english": "We were all hungry, so we ate with good appetite. Afterward, the pastor took his nap, and when the dishes were done in the kitchen and the little girls were also put to bed, his peaceful snoring could be heard from the upstairs sofa.",
          "ref": "1955, Tage Aurell, Viktor, page 126:",
          "text": "Allihopa var vi hungriga så vi åt med god aptit. Därefter tog kyrkoherden sin tupplur och när det var färdigdiskat i köket och även småflickorna lagda hördes uppifrån kammarsoffan hans fridsamma snarkning.",
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          "text": "Världsledare som Winston Churchill och John F Kennedy brukade sova middag och menade att tupplurarna var förklaringen till deras höga arbetskapacitet.",
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          "word": "tuppa av"
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          "english": "hen sleep",
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          "word": "hönssömn"
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          "text": "Världsledare som Winston Churchill och John F Kennedy brukade sova middag och menade att tupplurarna var förklaringen till deras höga arbetskapacitet.",
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      "word": "hönssömn"
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