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Definition of slept - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
sleephaving been in a state of sleep
- The slept child looked peaceful.
- The slept dog didn't stir at all.
- She looked at the slept baby with affection.
Expressions with slept
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did not sleep at all during a period
I was so nervous I never slept a wink.
Origin of slept
Old English, slæpan (to sleep)
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- French:endormi, ...
- German:schlafend, ...
- Italian:addormentato, ...
- Spanish:dormido, ...
- Portuguese:adormecido, ...
- Chinese:熟睡, ...
- Japanese:眠っている, ...
- Arabic:نائم, ...
- Hebrew:יָשֵׁן, ...
- Russian:спящий, ...
- Ukrainian:сплячий, ...
- Hindi:सोया हुआ, ...
Definition of sleep - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
biologyintr. rest with eyes closed and mind inactiveintr.
- I sleep for eight hours every night.
2.
accommodatetr. provide sleeping accommodations fortr.
- The hotel can sleep up to 500 guests..
3.
carelessnessintr. Rare US be inattentive or unconcernedintr. Rare US
- Don't sleep on the opportunity to learn.
4.
technologyintr. Rare wait without performing any actionintr. Rare
- The program will sleep for five seconds before continuing.
Noun
1.
periodinstance or period of sleeping
- I had a good sleep last night.
2.
hygieneUK crusty discharge in the eyes after wakingUK
- He wiped the sleep from his eyes.
Images of sleep
crusty discharge in the eyes after waking
Expressions with sleep
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sleep later than usual or planned
On weekends, I like to sleep in.
wish someone a good night
Sleep tight, see you in the morning.
use sleep to recover from fatigue
She needed to sleep away her exhaustion after the trip.
delay a decision until the next day
I'll sleep on it and decide tomorrow.
cry until falling asleep from exhaustion or sadness
After the breakup, she would cry herself to sleep.
sleep enough to look healthy and attractive
I need to get beauty sleep before the big day.
cause someone to fall asleep
The soothing music put the baby to sleep.
cause someone to fall asleep
The boring lecture could send anyone to sleep.
sleep very well and peacefully
After the long hike, I slept like a baby.
sleep very deeply and soundly
After the long hike, I slept like a log.
delay making a decision until the next day
I can't decide now, I'll sleep on it and let you know tomorrow.
sleep somewhere other than one's own home
He decided to sleep out at a friend's house after the party..
spend the night at someone else's home
I will sleep over at my friend's house.
small crusty deposits in the eyes after sleep
I wiped the sleep sand from my eyes.
sleep continuously without waking up
The baby finally slept through last night.
sleep believed to preserve or enhance physical attractiveness
She always insists on her beauty sleep before a big event..
fall asleep gently or gradually
After reading for a while, she dropped off to sleep.
sleep enough to look healthy and attractive
I need to get my beauty sleep before the big day.
worry about something excessively
She would lose sleep over the upcoming exam.
sleep very deeply and soundly without waking
After the hike, I slept like a rock.
sleep very soundly and peacefully without waking up
After the long hike, we slept like babies.
reduce fatigue by sleeping
He needed to sleep off his exhaustion after the trip.
spend a long time sleeping
He decided to sleep the hours away on Sunday.
sleep for most of the morning hours
He decided to sleep the morning away on Saturday.
Origin of sleep
Old English, slæpan (to sleep)
Examples of sleep in a sentence
Some animals sleep during the day. The cabin can sleep four people comfortably. This tent can sleep two adults and one child. She tends to sleep on important decisions. Investors shouldn't sleep on emerging market trends. The device will sleep until it receives a signal.
The server is set to sleep during low traffic hours. A short sleep in the afternoon refreshed him. She struggled to get enough sleep during the week. She had sleep in her eyes after the nap. The child rubbed sleep from his eyes.
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- French:dormir, sommeil, ...
- German:schlafen, Schlaf, ...
- Italian:dormire, sonno, ...
- Spanish:dormir, sueño, ...
- Portuguese:dormir, sono, ...
- Chinese:睡觉, 睡眠, ...
- Japanese:眠る, 睡眠, ...
- Arabic:نامَ, نَوْم, ...
- Hebrew:לִישׁוֹן, שֵׁינָה, ...
- Russian:спать, сон, ...
- Ukrainian:спати, сон, ...
- Hindi:सोना, नींद, ...
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