Sleepovers Meaning in English
word · lemma: sleepover
释义
A sleepover is when someone, usually a child or teenager, spends the night at a friend’s house. It often involves fun activities and staying up late.
用法与细微差别
Usually informal and mostly used for events with children or teens. 'Have a sleepover' and 'invite to a sleepover' are common phrases. Rarely used for adults unless joking or for special themes. Plural 'sleepovers' refers to multiple events or occasions.
例句
I love going to sleepovers at my friends’ houses.
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My parents said I can have more sleepovers this summer.
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Some sleepovers last all night with games and movies.
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We’ve had so many sleepovers this year—it’s been awesome!
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Back in middle school, sleepovers were the highlight of my weekends.
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My mom says no more sleepovers until my room is clean.
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