sleep·er
noun/ˈsliːpə(r)/
/ˈsliːpər/
- (used with an adjective) a person who sleeps in a particular way
睡得…的人 - a heavy/light/sound sleeper
睡得很沉/轻/香的人
- a heavy/light/sound sleeper
- a person who is asleep
睡觉者;睡眠者 - Only the snores of the sleepers broke the silence of the house.
只有睡觉的人发出的鼾声打破了屋内的寂静。
- Only the snores of the sleepers broke the silence of the house.
- a night train with beds for passengers on it
卧铺列车 - the London–Edinburgh sleeper
伦敦到爱丁堡的卧铺列车 - I came up last night on the sleeper.
我昨晚是从卧铺上来的。
- the London–Edinburgh sleeper
- (also sleeping car)a coach on a train with beds for people to sleep in
卧铺车厢 - (British English)

enlarge image(North American English tie)one of the heavy pieces of wood or concrete (= a hard building material) on which the rails (= metal bars) on a railway track are laid Topics Transport by bus and trainc2(铁路)轨枕,枕木 - (informal, especially North American English) a film, play or book that for a long time is not very successful and then is suddenly a success
Topics Successc2, Film and theatrec2(意外成功的)冷门电影(或戏剧、著作等) - (also sleeper agent)a spy who is sent to live in a country as a normal citizen and is not used until much later
休眠间谍(暂时不从事间谍活动) - The sleeper had lived in the US for two decades.
这名卧铺者已经在美国生活了二十年。 - He infiltrated a terrorist sleeper cell.
他潜入了一个恐怖分子潜伏小组。
- The sleeper had lived in the US for two decades.
- (British English) a ring or piece of metal that you wear in an ear that has been pierced (= had a hole made in it) to keep the hole from closing
(为保持耳环孔不闭合而戴的)耳环,耳钉