Sleep over Meaning in English
expression
ˈsɫip/ /ˈoʊvɝ
SLEEP-OH-ver
slˈiːp/ /ˈəʊvɐ
sleep-OH-vuh
释义
To spend the night at someone else's home, usually as a guest or for social reasons.
用法与细微差别
Mainly informal, used with children and teens ('have a sleepover' = event, 'sleep over' = action). More common in US English. Can refer to both planned events (like parties) and simple overnight stays; typically implies staying for fun.
Spanish: quedarse a dormir - quedarse a pasar la nochePortuguese (BR): dormir fora - dormir na casa de alguémPortuguese (PT): dormir fora - pernoitar na casa de alguémChinese (Simplified): 在别人家过夜 - 留宿Chinese (Traditional): 在別人家過夜 - 留宿Hindi: किसी के यहाँ रात बितानाArabic: المبيت عند شخصBengali: রাত কাটানো - থাকতে আসা (রাতের জন্য)Russian: остаться с ночёвкойJapanese: お泊まりする - 泊まるVietnamese: ngủ lại - ở lại qua đêmKorean: 자고 가다Turkish: gecede kalmak - birinin evinde kalmakUrdu: رات گزارنا (کسی کے گھر)Indonesian: menginap - bermalam (di rumah orang lain)
例句
Can I sleep over at your house tonight?
basic
My friend will sleep over after the party.
basic
Sometimes my cousin comes to sleep over on weekends.
basic
We made popcorn, watched movies, and slept over at Lisa's place.
natural
If you miss the last train, you can always sleep over at my place.
natural
When I was a kid, I loved to sleep over at my best friend's house on Fridays.
natural