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Sleep and Bed

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to go to bed (informal). TO CRASH OUT - I'm tired. I'm going to crash out.
to unintentionally fall asleep for a short time. TO DOZE OFF - It was so warm in there and the lecture was so boring that I keopt dozing off.
to gradually and gently fall asleep. TO DRIFT OFF - I was just starting to droft off when Chuli, my cat, jumped on to my bed and bit my toes.
to fall asleep because you are very tired. TO FLAKE OUT - I flaked out in front of my computer.
to go to bed (informal. generally used in the first person. TO HIT THE SACK - I think I´m going to hit the sack. I've got to get up early tomorrow morning.
to intentionally stay in bed and get up at a later time than normal. TO LIE IN / TO HAVE A LIE_IN - You look tired. Why don't you lie in tomorrow? It's Saturday after all.
to fall asleep, often when you are sitting down (on a train, for example, or in an armchair. TO NOD OFF - I don't know what the score was. Unfortunately, I nodded off halfway through the match.
to spend the night moving and changing position in bed and trying to get to sleep. TO TOSS AND TURN ALL NIGHT - She spend all night tossing and turning - she couldn't get what he had said off her mind.
not to sleep at all, specially used for not sleeping all night. NOT TO GET A WINK OF SLEEP/NOT TO SLEEP A WINK - What with the baby crying and Michael snoring like a steam train, I didn't get a wink of sleep all night.
to be sleeping deeply (to be dead to the world: to be so deeply asleep that almost nothing will wake you) TO BE SOUND/FAST ASLEEP - By the time we got home, the kids were fast asleep in the back of the car.
to sleep the night at another person's house TO SLEEP OVER (AT SB'S HOUSE) Mum, can I sleep over at Sophie's housetonight?
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