sleep

US /slip/

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UK /sli:p/

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To have enough beds for

We have enough space to sleep six people in this room

n. (u.)Uncountable NounSubstance in a person's eyes after waking up

Chris woke up and rubbed the sleep from his eyes

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo rest your body in bed, as at night time

Chris wants to go to sleep early tonight because he is tired

n. (u.)Uncountable NounPeriod of time during which a person is asleep

Chris was tired because he did not get enough sleep last night

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10:41

Rens is going to eat something and sleep.
Rens is going to eat something and sleep.

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They come out of their caves at night and, yes, it's painful and, yes, you don't sleep.
They come out of their caves at night and, yes, it's painful and, yes, you don't sleep.
they didn't sleep with the rest of the chimps.
they didn't sleep with the rest of the chimps.

10:30

to give up your time, your peace and your sleep for it.
to give up your time, your peace and your sleep for it.

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Snoring is a noisy rattling sound occurring during sleep.
Snoring is a noisy rattling sound occurring during sleep.
So, when these people sleep, these parts fall on the back of their throat, creating an obstruction.
So, when these people sleep, these parts fall on the back of their throat, creating an obstruction.

10:26

And we're not sleeping over. Because Ned won't let us sleep at his house.
And we're not sleeping over. Because Ned won't let us sleep at his house.

16:14

our meal sleep spread over to move units tax may not be able to fight is a single
our meal sleep spread over to move units tax may not be able to fight is a single

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16:32

And I bet he never got you your own bedroom to sleep in."
And I bet he never got you your own bedroom to sleep in."