sleepover

英 [ˈsliːpəʊvə(r)]

美 [ˈsliːpoʊvər]

n.  (儿童或年轻人在某人家玩乐并过夜的)聚会

COCA.21543

牛津词典

noun

• （儿童或年轻人在某人家玩乐并过夜的）聚会
  a party for children or young people when a group of them spend the night at one house

柯林斯词典

• 在外过夜;不在家过夜
  Asleepoveris an occasion when someone, especially a child, sleeps for one night in a place such as a friend's home.

英英释义

noun

• an occasion of spending a night away from home or having a guest spend the night in your home (especially as a party for children)

双语例句

• It's something that might happen at a slumber party or a sleepover.
  这是可能发生在睡衣派对上的事情。
• And besides, I assumed that putting aside my own comfort was the small but inevitable price I needed to pay for the privilege of a sleepover at a loved one's home.
  而且，我认为将自己舒适放在一边时获得能在一个所爱人的家过夜的特权的小而必然的代价。
• Nobody ever leaves a sleepover.
  在我家过夜时从来没人离开。
• Last fall, I had my first sleepover.
  去年秋天，我有了第一次外宿。
• Ever had a sleepover at my piano teacher's house.
  在我的钢琴老师家过夜。
• Kevin Salwen, a writer and entrepreneur in Atlanta, was driving his14-year-old daughter, Hannah, back from a sleepover in2006.
  凯文·萨文是美国亚特兰大市的一个作家兼企业家。2006年的一天，他载着自己14岁的女儿汉娜从别的地方回家。
• Chariene: ( Laughs) So, when are you going to have your sleepover?
  夏琳：（笑）那你打算什么时候搞夜宿？
• It'd be fun for them to be here for the sleepover.
  他们来陪孩子们过夜一定很好玩。
• They have better things to do than fight for the inalienable right to a sleepover.
  除了争取在外过夜这一不可剥夺的权利之外，他们还有更重要的事情要做。
• If you finish just half of it, I will make candied apples for your sleepover.
  如果你吃完一半，你请小朋友来过夜时，我给你们做冰糖苹果。