Sleep out Meaning in English
expression
ˈsɫip/ /ˈaʊt
SLEEP-owt
slˈiːp/ /ˈaʊt
sleep-Owt
释义
To spend the night away from home, often outdoors or at a location that is not your usual place to sleep.
用法与细微差别
Commonly used in informal or everyday settings. It can refer to sleeping outdoors (like camping) or just not at one’s own home. Not the same as 'sleep over,' which means staying at someone else's house. 'Sleep out' can also sometimes mean a protest or activity where people stay outside overnight.
Spanish: dormir fueraPortuguese (BR): dormir foraPortuguese (PT): dormir foraChinese (Simplified): 在外过夜 - 宿营Chinese (Traditional): 在外過夜 - 露營Hindi: बाहर सोनाArabic: النوم خارج المنزلBengali: বাইরে ঘুমানোRussian: ночевать вне домаJapanese: 外で寝るVietnamese: ngủ ngoài trờiKorean: 밖에서 자다Turkish: dışarıda uyumakUrdu: باہر سوناIndonesian: tidur di luar
例句
We will sleep out in the backyard tonight.
basic
Sometimes hikers sleep out in the mountains.
basic
It’s fun to sleep out during summer camp.
basic
We decided to sleep out under the stars last night.
natural
If you’re locked out, you might have to sleep out somewhere.
natural
Some people choose to sleep out to protest homelessness.
natural