sleep in
The phrase "sleep in" commonly refers to staying in bed later than usual, often associated with relaxation or unintended oversleeping.
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Definition
B2Daily Routine
(informal)To remain in bed longer than usual or past the intended time.
Example
- I like to sleep in on weekends when I don't have to go to work.
- After a long week, she decided to sleep in and enjoy a leisurely morning.
C1Employment
(technical)To reside and sleep at one's place of work.
Example
- The caretaker sleeps in at the mansion to be available at all times.
- The live-in nanny sleeps in the guesthouse on the property.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "sleep in":
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