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单词 sleep
例句
verb | noun
sleepsleep1 /slip/ verb (past tense and past participle slept /slept/) sleep
to rest your mind and body with your eyes closed:
  • Most people sleep for about eight hours.
  • She looked as if she had slept well.
  • When saying that someone starts to sleep, use fall asleep or go to sleep. Don't say: I usually sleep at 10:00. Say: I usually go to sleep at 10:00.
    be asleep
    to be sleeping now:
  • The baby is asleep - don't wake her up.
  • GRAMMAR: You cannot use asleep before a noun. Don't say: an asleep boy. Say: The boy is asleep.
    fall asleep also go to sleep
    to start to sleep:
  • I was so tired that I fell asleep watching TV.
  • He lay down and went to sleep.
  • If you want someone to start to sleep, don't say: Fall asleep! Say: Go to sleep!
    nap also take a nap
    to sleep for a short time during the day:
  • I closed my eyes and napped for a few minutes on the airplane.
  • If you are tired, why don't you go upstairs and take a nap?
  • doze
    to sleep lightly for a short time, often waking up and going back to sleep again, especially when you are not in your bed:
  • Grandpa was dozing by the fire.
  • You use doze off to say that someone starts to doze: I dozed off in my chair while we were watching TV.
    snooze (informal)
    snooze means the same as nap but sounds much more informal:
  • Maria was snoozing on the couch when the doorbell rang.
  • oversleep
    to sleep for longer than you intended so that you wake up late in the morning:
  • He overslept and missed his first class.
  • hibernate
    if an animal hibernates, it sleeps for the whole winter:
  • Bears must eat a lot of food before they hibernate in their caves.
  • ANTONYMS ➔ see wake (1)
    verb | noun
    sleepsleep2 /slip/ noun sleep
    the state of resting your mind and body with your eyes closed, usually at night:
  • A noise in the street woke her from a deep sleep.
  • Grandpa died peacefully in his sleep.
  • It's late - why don't you go home and get some sleep?
  • A deep sleep is when you sleep very well and do not wake up easily. A light sleep is when you wake easily.
    nap
    a short sleep during the day:
  • You will feel much better after you take a nap.
  • I put the baby in his crib for a nap.
  • doze
    a sleep that lasts for a short time, during which you wake up easily. You use doze especially when you are not in your bed:
  • It was hot in the classroom, and I kept slipping into a doze.
  • snooze (informal)
    snooze means the same as nap but sounds much more informal:
  • Maya is having a little snooze in the back of the car.
  • slumber (formal)
    slumber means the same as sleep but is a literary or formal word:
  • The princess was lying deep in slumber on the bed.
  • hibernation
    a long sleep for the whole winter, that some animals do in order to stay alive:
  • During hibernation, an animal's body temperature drops and breathing slows down.
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