Definition of sleepsuit in English:

sleepsuit

noun ˈsliːpsuːtˈslipˌsut

British

A young child's one-piece garment, typically worn as nightwear.
〈英〉儿童连体睡衣
Example sentencesExamples
- These club shops are keen to grow their own clients, which is why the Celtic velour playsuit, with the option of matching bootees and velour hat, starts at the 0-3 months age group, as does the Hoopy sleepsuit.
- A good blanket is still very popular, as are sleepsuits and baby growbags (mini sleeping bags).
- A fleecy-lined sleepsuit, with built-in feet, would remove the need for any man to drag the duvet off whoever he's lying next to and mummify himself in it.
- We managed to get him some new clothes though - a sleepsuit and a tracksuit.

Definition of sleepsuit in US English:

sleepsuit

nounˈslēpˌso͞otˈslipˌsut

British

A young child's one-piece garment, typically worn as nightwear.
〈英〉儿童连体睡衣
Example sentencesExamples
- We managed to get him some new clothes though - a sleepsuit and a tracksuit.
- A good blanket is still very popular, as are sleepsuits and baby growbags (mini sleeping bags).
- These club shops are keen to grow their own clients, which is why the Celtic velour playsuit, with the option of matching bootees and velour hat, starts at the 0-3 months age group, as does the Hoopy sleepsuit.
- A fleecy-lined sleepsuit, with built-in feet, would remove the need for any man to drag the duvet off whoever he's lying next to and mummify himself in it.

单词	sleepsuit
释义	Definition of sleepsuit in English: sleepsuit noun ˈsliːpsuːtˈslipˌsut British A young child's one-piece garment, typically worn as nightwear. 〈英〉儿童连体睡衣 Example sentencesExamples These club shops are keen to grow their own clients, which is why the Celtic velour playsuit, with the option of matching bootees and velour hat, starts at the 0-3 months age group, as does the Hoopy sleepsuit. A good blanket is still very popular, as are sleepsuits and baby growbags (mini sleeping bags). A fleecy-lined sleepsuit, with built-in feet, would remove the need for any man to drag the duvet off whoever he's lying next to and mummify himself in it. We managed to get him some new clothes though - a sleepsuit and a tracksuit. Definition of sleepsuit in US English: sleepsuit nounˈslēpˌso͞otˈslipˌsut British A young child's one-piece garment, typically worn as nightwear. 〈英〉儿童连体睡衣 Example sentencesExamples We managed to get him some new clothes though - a sleepsuit and a tracksuit. A good blanket is still very popular, as are sleepsuits and baby growbags (mini sleeping bags). These club shops are keen to grow their own clients, which is why the Celtic velour playsuit, with the option of matching bootees and velour hat, starts at the 0-3 months age group, as does the Hoopy sleepsuit. A fleecy-lined sleepsuit, with built-in feet, would remove the need for any man to drag the duvet off whoever he's lying next to and mummify himself in it.
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)