n.迟钝，死气沉沉，懒散

The hibernating bear fell into a deep torpor during the winter months.
熊在冬眠期间陷入了深度的昏睡状态。
The deep-sea creatures exhibit a form of torpor to conserve energy in the dark depths.
深海生物表现出一种昏睡状态以在黑暗深处节省能量。
The tortoise enters a state of torpor during the hottest part of the day to avoid overheating.
龟在一天中最热的时候进入昏睡状态以防止过热。
Many insects, like butterflies, undergo diapause or torpor to survive harsh environmental conditions.
许多昆虫，如蝴蝶，会经历休眠或昏睡状态来度过恶劣的环境条件。
Scientists study the patterns of torpor in bats to understand their energy conservation strategies.
科学家研究蝙蝠的昏睡模式，以理解它们的能量保存策略。
Animals in the arctic often enter torpor to endure long periods of cold and darkness.
极地动物常常陷入昏睡状态以度过寒冷和黑暗的漫长时期。
Some migratory birds exhibit torpor during their non-flying hours to rest and conserve energy.
一些候鸟在不飞行的时间里会陷入昏睡状态以休息和保存能量。
The sloth's slow metabolism allows it to enter a state of torpor for extended periods to conserve energy.
树懒缓慢的新陈代谢使其能长时间陷入昏睡状态以节省能量。
Torpor is an adaptive mechanism that helps many animals cope with extreme conditions and scarcity of food.
昏睡是一种适应性机制，帮助许多动物应对极端条件和食物短缺。
Researchers have found that some animals can self-regulate their torpor duration based on their individual needs.
研究人员发现，有些动物可以根据自身的需要自我调节昏睡的时间长度。