Definition of sleeping bag in English:

sleeping bag

noun

A warm lined padded bag to sleep in, especially when camping.
（尤指露营时的）睡袋
Example sentencesExamples
- We all just scrambled for an empty space to set up air mattresses or sleeping bags.
- Recently I saw a whole family sleeping under a picnic shelter in sleeping bags at Heritage Park.
- Instead, we sleep outside on camp beds, with sleeping bag and duvet stuffed snugly inside a canvas swag.
- Everyone jumped into their tents, wrapped up in a warm sleeping bag and tried to settle down for the night.
- Bring your own sleeping bag, preferably a very warm one in case you are in the garden.
- You don't have to put them on now, but stash them at the foot of the sleeping bag so they stay warm.
- Many soldiers went ashore without their sleeping bags, since the plan was for the bags to follow in a day.
- Inside are half a dozen camp beds strewn with sleeping bags, around the walls jerry cans and heaps of kit.
- They put the woman in a sleeping bag to keep her warm and fed her soup to give her energy.
- There he had installed his sleeping bag, his backpack with essentials, and his flute.
- They all made themselves comfortable inside their snug and warm sleeping bags.
- Dawn broke to reveal the amazing sight of camp beds and sleeping bags almost encircling the All-England Club.
- They sleep on flimsy mattresses and wrap themselves in parkas or sleeping bags to keep warm at night.
- We're all in our sleeping bags to keep warm, our wet clothes piled up around us.
- One should make sure that the sleeping bag's rating is well below the expected temperatures.
- They camped in sleeping bags on the bare ground at night, cooked all their meals on a gas stove and rose before dawn to catch the low tides.
- We parked and minutes later, we all grabbed our sweaters and purses, and Landon and Sean took their sleeping bags.
- They set up camp immediately and went to their sleeping bags for the night.
- It wasn't long before Devon and I were curled up in our sleeping bags and dad and mom on their air mattress.
- She found a small hollow, pulled out her sleeping bag, used the rucksack as a pillow and tried to get some sleep.

Definition of sleeping bag in US English:

sleeping bag

nounˈslēpiNG ˌbaɡˈslipɪŋ ˌbæɡ

A warm lined padded bag to sleep in, especially when camping.
（尤指露营时的）睡袋
Example sentencesExamples
- She found a small hollow, pulled out her sleeping bag, used the rucksack as a pillow and tried to get some sleep.
- There he had installed his sleeping bag, his backpack with essentials, and his flute.
- We're all in our sleeping bags to keep warm, our wet clothes piled up around us.
- Many soldiers went ashore without their sleeping bags, since the plan was for the bags to follow in a day.
- Instead, we sleep outside on camp beds, with sleeping bag and duvet stuffed snugly inside a canvas swag.
- One should make sure that the sleeping bag's rating is well below the expected temperatures.
- They sleep on flimsy mattresses and wrap themselves in parkas or sleeping bags to keep warm at night.
- Bring your own sleeping bag, preferably a very warm one in case you are in the garden.
- Dawn broke to reveal the amazing sight of camp beds and sleeping bags almost encircling the All-England Club.
- They all made themselves comfortable inside their snug and warm sleeping bags.
- We all just scrambled for an empty space to set up air mattresses or sleeping bags.
- Inside are half a dozen camp beds strewn with sleeping bags, around the walls jerry cans and heaps of kit.
- They set up camp immediately and went to their sleeping bags for the night.
- Everyone jumped into their tents, wrapped up in a warm sleeping bag and tried to settle down for the night.
- We parked and minutes later, we all grabbed our sweaters and purses, and Landon and Sean took their sleeping bags.
- They camped in sleeping bags on the bare ground at night, cooked all their meals on a gas stove and rose before dawn to catch the low tides.
- You don't have to put them on now, but stash them at the foot of the sleeping bag so they stay warm.
- Recently I saw a whole family sleeping under a picnic shelter in sleeping bags at Heritage Park.
- They put the woman in a sleeping bag to keep her warm and fed her soup to give her energy.
- It wasn't long before Devon and I were curled up in our sleeping bags and dad and mom on their air mattress.

单词	sleeping bag
释义	Definition of sleeping bag in English: sleeping bag noun A warm lined padded bag to sleep in, especially when camping. （尤指露营时的）睡袋 Example sentencesExamples We all just scrambled for an empty space to set up air mattresses or sleeping bags. Recently I saw a whole family sleeping under a picnic shelter in sleeping bags at Heritage Park. Instead, we sleep outside on camp beds, with sleeping bag and duvet stuffed snugly inside a canvas swag. Everyone jumped into their tents, wrapped up in a warm sleeping bag and tried to settle down for the night. Bring your own sleeping bag, preferably a very warm one in case you are in the garden. You don't have to put them on now, but stash them at the foot of the sleeping bag so they stay warm. Many soldiers went ashore without their sleeping bags, since the plan was for the bags to follow in a day. Inside are half a dozen camp beds strewn with sleeping bags, around the walls jerry cans and heaps of kit. They put the woman in a sleeping bag to keep her warm and fed her soup to give her energy. There he had installed his sleeping bag, his backpack with essentials, and his flute. They all made themselves comfortable inside their snug and warm sleeping bags. Dawn broke to reveal the amazing sight of camp beds and sleeping bags almost encircling the All-England Club. They sleep on flimsy mattresses and wrap themselves in parkas or sleeping bags to keep warm at night. We're all in our sleeping bags to keep warm, our wet clothes piled up around us. One should make sure that the sleeping bag's rating is well below the expected temperatures. They camped in sleeping bags on the bare ground at night, cooked all their meals on a gas stove and rose before dawn to catch the low tides. We parked and minutes later, we all grabbed our sweaters and purses, and Landon and Sean took their sleeping bags. They set up camp immediately and went to their sleeping bags for the night. It wasn't long before Devon and I were curled up in our sleeping bags and dad and mom on their air mattress. She found a small hollow, pulled out her sleeping bag, used the rucksack as a pillow and tried to get some sleep. Definition of sleeping bag in US English: sleeping bag nounˈslēpiNG ˌbaɡˈslipɪŋ ˌbæɡ A warm lined padded bag to sleep in, especially when camping. （尤指露营时的）睡袋 Example sentencesExamples She found a small hollow, pulled out her sleeping bag, used the rucksack as a pillow and tried to get some sleep. There he had installed his sleeping bag, his backpack with essentials, and his flute. We're all in our sleeping bags to keep warm, our wet clothes piled up around us. Many soldiers went ashore without their sleeping bags, since the plan was for the bags to follow in a day. Instead, we sleep outside on camp beds, with sleeping bag and duvet stuffed snugly inside a canvas swag. One should make sure that the sleeping bag's rating is well below the expected temperatures. They sleep on flimsy mattresses and wrap themselves in parkas or sleeping bags to keep warm at night. Bring your own sleeping bag, preferably a very warm one in case you are in the garden. Dawn broke to reveal the amazing sight of camp beds and sleeping bags almost encircling the All-England Club. They all made themselves comfortable inside their snug and warm sleeping bags. We all just scrambled for an empty space to set up air mattresses or sleeping bags. Inside are half a dozen camp beds strewn with sleeping bags, around the walls jerry cans and heaps of kit. They set up camp immediately and went to their sleeping bags for the night. Everyone jumped into their tents, wrapped up in a warm sleeping bag and tried to settle down for the night. We parked and minutes later, we all grabbed our sweaters and purses, and Landon and Sean took their sleeping bags. They camped in sleeping bags on the bare ground at night, cooked all their meals on a gas stove and rose before dawn to catch the low tides. You don't have to put them on now, but stash them at the foot of the sleeping bag so they stay warm. Recently I saw a whole family sleeping under a picnic shelter in sleeping bags at Heritage Park. They put the woman in a sleeping bag to keep her warm and fed her soup to give her energy. It wasn't long before Devon and I were curled up in our sleeping bags and dad and mom on their air mattress.
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