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*sleep¹ /slip; sliːp/
v slept /slɛpt; slept/ , slept, sleeping
1 [I] to have your eyes closed and be resting in a state of unconsciousness 睡，睡觉:
sleep well/soundly/badly etc I didn't sleep very well last night. 昨晚我睡得不太好。
sleep in/on/with etc You'll have to sleep on the air bed. 你只能睡充气床了。
be sleeping Be quiet — the baby's sleeping. 别出声 — 宝宝在睡觉。
not sleep a wink (=not sleep at all) 没睡觉，未合眼: She hardly slept a wink last night. 她昨晚一夜没合眼。
2 [T] if a room, building, or tent sleeps ten, five, two etc, there are enough beds in it for ten, five etc people 〔房间、楼房、帐篷等〕可供〔若干人〕住宿
3 sleep on it to not make a decision about something important until the next day 睡一觉再说，留待第二天决定:
Sleep on it, and we'll discuss it tomorrow. 睡一觉再说吧，我们明天再来讨论这事。
4 sleep rough BrE to sleep outdoors because you have no home 【英】 〔因无家可归而〕露宿街头
sleep aroundinformal to have sex with a lot of different people 【非正式】 到处跟人睡觉
sleep in
to wake up later than usual in the morning 睡懒觉:
I slept in till 10:00 on Saturday. 星期六我睡懒觉睡到十点钟。
sleep sth ↔ off
to sleep until you do not feel ill or drunk any more 用睡眠消除〔不适或醉意〕，睡掉…
sleep through sth
to continue to sleep while something is happening 睡时没被…弄醒，在…期间一直睡着:
How could you have slept through the storm? 暴风雨中你怎么能照睡不误？
sleep together
informal if two people, especially people who are not married to each other, sleep together, they regularly have sex with each other 【非正式】 〔尤指不是夫妻关系的两人〕有性关系
sleep with sb
informal to have sex with someone 【非正式】 和…睡觉〔指发生性关系〕:
When did you first find out that she was sleeping with your husband? 你第一次发现她和你丈夫睡觉是什么时候？
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