Definition of sleep-in in English:

sleep-in

adjective

attributive (of a domestic employee) resident in an employer's house.
（家庭雇工）住在雇主家的
a sleep-in babysitter
住在主人家的保姆。
Example sentencesExamples
- The former included a second carer for 6 hours a day in addition to 24-hour care by one carer, with sleep-in care for 10 hours.
- We are looking for a full time sleep-in domestic worker.
- A night awake carer would be paid for the full 10 hours overnight care whereas a sleep-in carer would be paid for 6 of those hours.
- A recent ruling by the Employment Appeal Tribunal upheld the claim of a sleep-in worker for such sleep-in time to be considered working time.

noun

1An instance of remaining asleep or in bed longer than usual in the morning.
晚起，赖床
a well-deserved sleep-in
理所当然的晚起。
Example sentencesExamples
- I look at my clock and see that everyone had let me sleep in.
- Sleeping in is what I look forward to on the weekends.
- Are you ready to give up sleeping in on weekend mornings?
- For some reason, she was sleeping in.
- That night, for the first time in months, I was able to sleep in.
- Saturday morning, Jay and I like to sleep in a bit.
- Today I finally slept in.
- What could possibly be the most important day of my life, and I sleep in.
- Tomorrow we are sleeping in and then packing up, doing last minute shopping, and then having our last meal with the Slovaks.
- I bet local residents thought they were going to get to sleep in this morning!
- My bedroom is too hot to be able to sleep in!
- I ended up eating a breakfast of Frosted Flakes cereal and bananas and sleeping in.
- There were days, late in my last training cycle, when I simply needed to sleep in.
- I slept in yesterday morning which is extremely odd for me.
- After the party, they are all sleeping in today.
- We don't work today, so let's sleep in.
- We all slept in this morning and ate a leisurely breakfast.
- You're silent, you never talk, and you sleep in at times.
- We were so exhausted after the hike that we slept in the next morning.
- Normally, she'd spend her Saturdays sleeping in.
2A form of protest in which the participants sleep overnight in premises which they have occupied.
静卧示威
a student sleep-in began last night
学生静卧示威昨晚开始。
Example sentencesExamples
- Meanwhile, a New Yorker, after seeing the sleep-in on the national news, ordered the students two pepperoni pizzas and a cheese pizza from the pizza joint across the street.
- They were joined by students, who organized a sit-in and a sleep-in at the senate chambers in 2001.
- I'm glad to have seen some more of the sleep-in footage, though. It was an event that I believe was incredibly successful.
- The group of friendly housing activists isn't exactly holding a sleep-in on the mayor's couch - but his staff is obviously uncomfortable.
- An assessment was made of the sleep-in by some 60 students at the college the previous Thursday.
Synonyms
demonstration, march, protest march, peace camp, rally, sit-in, human chain, occupation, dirty protest, write-in, non-cooperation

Definition of sleep-in in US English:

sleep-in

adjectiveˈslipˌɪnˈslēpˌin

attributive (of a domestic employee) resident in an employer's house.
（家庭雇工）住在雇主家的
a sleep-in babysitter
住在主人家的保姆。
Example sentencesExamples
- A recent ruling by the Employment Appeal Tribunal upheld the claim of a sleep-in worker for such sleep-in time to be considered working time.
- The former included a second carer for 6 hours a day in addition to 24-hour care by one carer, with sleep-in care for 10 hours.
- A night awake carer would be paid for the full 10 hours overnight care whereas a sleep-in carer would be paid for 6 of those hours.
- We are looking for a full time sleep-in domestic worker.

nounˈslipˌɪnˈslēpˌin

A form of protest in which the participants sleep overnight in premises that they have occupied.
静卧示威
a student sleep-in began last night
学生静卧示威昨晚开始。
Example sentencesExamples
- An assessment was made of the sleep-in by some 60 students at the college the previous Thursday.
- I'm glad to have seen some more of the sleep-in footage, though. It was an event that I believe was incredibly successful.
- The group of friendly housing activists isn't exactly holding a sleep-in on the mayor's couch - but his staff is obviously uncomfortable.
- Meanwhile, a New Yorker, after seeing the sleep-in on the national news, ordered the students two pepperoni pizzas and a cheese pizza from the pizza joint across the street.
- They were joined by students, who organized a sit-in and a sleep-in at the senate chambers in 2001.

单词	sleep-in
释义	Definition of sleep-in in English: sleep-in adjective attributive (of a domestic employee) resident in an employer's house. （家庭雇工）住在雇主家的 a sleep-in babysitter 住在主人家的保姆。 Example sentencesExamples The former included a second carer for 6 hours a day in addition to 24-hour care by one carer, with sleep-in care for 10 hours. We are looking for a full time sleep-in domestic worker. A night awake carer would be paid for the full 10 hours overnight care whereas a sleep-in carer would be paid for 6 of those hours. A recent ruling by the Employment Appeal Tribunal upheld the claim of a sleep-in worker for such sleep-in time to be considered working time. noun 1An instance of remaining asleep or in bed longer than usual in the morning. 晚起，赖床 a well-deserved sleep-in 理所当然的晚起。 Example sentencesExamples I look at my clock and see that everyone had let me sleep in. Sleeping in is what I look forward to on the weekends. Are you ready to give up sleeping in on weekend mornings? For some reason, she was sleeping in. That night, for the first time in months, I was able to sleep in. Saturday morning, Jay and I like to sleep in a bit. Today I finally slept in. What could possibly be the most important day of my life, and I sleep in. Tomorrow we are sleeping in and then packing up, doing last minute shopping, and then having our last meal with the Slovaks. I bet local residents thought they were going to get to sleep in this morning! My bedroom is too hot to be able to sleep in! I ended up eating a breakfast of Frosted Flakes cereal and bananas and sleeping in. There were days, late in my last training cycle, when I simply needed to sleep in. I slept in yesterday morning which is extremely odd for me. After the party, they are all sleeping in today. We don't work today, so let's sleep in. We all slept in this morning and ate a leisurely breakfast. You're silent, you never talk, and you sleep in at times. We were so exhausted after the hike that we slept in the next morning. Normally, she'd spend her Saturdays sleeping in. 2A form of protest in which the participants sleep overnight in premises which they have occupied. 静卧示威 a student sleep-in began last night 学生静卧示威昨晚开始。 Example sentencesExamples Meanwhile, a New Yorker, after seeing the sleep-in on the national news, ordered the students two pepperoni pizzas and a cheese pizza from the pizza joint across the street. They were joined by students, who organized a sit-in and a sleep-in at the senate chambers in 2001. I'm glad to have seen some more of the sleep-in footage, though. It was an event that I believe was incredibly successful. The group of friendly housing activists isn't exactly holding a sleep-in on the mayor's couch - but his staff is obviously uncomfortable. An assessment was made of the sleep-in by some 60 students at the college the previous Thursday. Synonyms demonstration, march, protest march, peace camp, rally, sit-in, human chain, occupation, dirty protest, write-in, non-cooperation Definition of sleep-in in US English: sleep-in adjectiveˈslipˌɪnˈslēpˌin attributive (of a domestic employee) resident in an employer's house. （家庭雇工）住在雇主家的 a sleep-in babysitter 住在主人家的保姆。 Example sentencesExamples A recent ruling by the Employment Appeal Tribunal upheld the claim of a sleep-in worker for such sleep-in time to be considered working time. The former included a second carer for 6 hours a day in addition to 24-hour care by one carer, with sleep-in care for 10 hours. A night awake carer would be paid for the full 10 hours overnight care whereas a sleep-in carer would be paid for 6 of those hours. We are looking for a full time sleep-in domestic worker. nounˈslipˌɪnˈslēpˌin A form of protest in which the participants sleep overnight in premises that they have occupied. 静卧示威 a student sleep-in began last night 学生静卧示威昨晚开始。 Example sentencesExamples An assessment was made of the sleep-in by some 60 students at the college the previous Thursday. I'm glad to have seen some more of the sleep-in footage, though. It was an event that I believe was incredibly successful. The group of friendly housing activists isn't exactly holding a sleep-in on the mayor's couch - but his staff is obviously uncomfortable. Meanwhile, a New Yorker, after seeing the sleep-in on the national news, ordered the students two pepperoni pizzas and a cheese pizza from the pizza joint across the street. They were joined by students, who organized a sit-in and a sleep-in at the senate chambers in 2001.
随便看	wool-winder wool work wool-work take to one's bed take to one's bed take to one's heart take to one's heels take to one's heels take to one side take to pieces take to something like a duck to water take to something like a duck to water take to sth like a duck to water take to task take to task take to the air take to the bottle take to the bush take to the bush take to the cleaners take to the cleaners take to the next level take to the road take to the road (or take the road) take to the road (or take the road)