sleeps, slept, sleeping
to sleep over
phrasal verb
Stay overnight at someone else's place
- 1Can I sleep over at your house tonight?
- 2The kids are going to sleep over at their friend's place.
When you sleep over at someone else's place, it means you stay there for the night. You bring your pajamas and toothbrush, and in the morning you go back home. It's like having a mini sleepover party with your friend or family member.
Remember to check with your host about any bedtime routines or house rules before you sleep over. It's important to be respectful and follow their guidelines while staying at their place.
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in a waiting room
Unexpected Plans
Kevin
Hey Andrew, my parents are out of town tonight.
Andrew
Really? Do you want me to sleep over at your place?
Kevin
Yeah, that would be awesome! We can watch movies.
Andrew
Sounds great, I'll bring some snacks.
in the dormitory common room
Last-Minute Study Session
Kenneth
Hey Barbara, it's getting late and we still have a lot to cover for the exam.
Barbara
I know, maybe I should just sleep over so we can finish studying together.
Kenneth
That's a great idea! I have an extra blanket and pillow.
Barbara
Perfect, thanks! Let's make some coffee and keep going.
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Similar to "to sleep over":
- 1stay over
- 2spend the night