Definition of sleep-out in English:

sleep-out

nounˈsliːpaʊtˈslipˌaʊt

1An occasion of sleeping outdoors.
露宿
the annual children's bonfire and sleep-out
Example sentencesExamples
- Bertie dropped in on the 48-hour sleepout under the Bank of Ireland porticoes at College Green to chat to the teenagers and wish them well.
- William led the sleepout outside Leinster House in Dublin.
- The hostel and resources manager said: ‘The sleepout is not just about one night.’
- The day after the sleepout, November 15th, according to Lewis, the city offered the solid waste workers a hazardous duty retirement option.
1. 1.1NZ, Australian A veranda, porch, or outbuilding providing sleeping accommodation.
  〈澳／新西兰〉露宿场所（如阳台、卧廊）
  Example sentencesExamples
  Senior Sergeant Dennis Murphy said the officers burst through the doors of a sleepout at the rear of the property to find the suspected lab.
  She had to cook for the family and the hired farm worker who lived in the sleepout but had all his meals provided.
  To find that I have three painters camped in my sleepout and on my verandah.

Definition of sleep-out in US English:

sleep-out

nounˈslipˌaʊtˈslēpˌout

An occasion of sleeping outdoors.
露宿
the annual children's bonfire and sleep-out
Example sentencesExamples
- Bertie dropped in on the 48-hour sleepout under the Bank of Ireland porticoes at College Green to chat to the teenagers and wish them well.
- The hostel and resources manager said: ‘The sleepout is not just about one night.’
- William led the sleepout outside Leinster House in Dublin.
- The day after the sleepout, November 15th, according to Lewis, the city offered the solid waste workers a hazardous duty retirement option.

单词	sleep-out
释义	Definition of sleep-out in English: sleep-out nounˈsliːpaʊtˈslipˌaʊt 1An occasion of sleeping outdoors. 露宿 the annual children's bonfire and sleep-out Example sentencesExamples Bertie dropped in on the 48-hour sleepout under the Bank of Ireland porticoes at College Green to chat to the teenagers and wish them well. William led the sleepout outside Leinster House in Dublin. The hostel and resources manager said: ‘The sleepout is not just about one night.’ The day after the sleepout, November 15th, according to Lewis, the city offered the solid waste workers a hazardous duty retirement option. 1.1NZ, Australian A veranda, porch, or outbuilding providing sleeping accommodation. 〈澳／新西兰〉露宿场所（如阳台、卧廊） Example sentencesExamples Senior Sergeant Dennis Murphy said the officers burst through the doors of a sleepout at the rear of the property to find the suspected lab. She had to cook for the family and the hired farm worker who lived in the sleepout but had all his meals provided. To find that I have three painters camped in my sleepout and on my verandah. Definition of sleep-out in US English: sleep-out nounˈslipˌaʊtˈslēpˌout An occasion of sleeping outdoors. 露宿 the annual children's bonfire and sleep-out Example sentencesExamples Bertie dropped in on the 48-hour sleepout under the Bank of Ireland porticoes at College Green to chat to the teenagers and wish them well. The hostel and resources manager said: ‘The sleepout is not just about one night.’ William led the sleepout outside Leinster House in Dublin. The day after the sleepout, November 15th, according to Lewis, the city offered the solid waste workers a hazardous duty retirement option.
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