sleep-out in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for sleep-out in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sleep-out [Am ˈslipˌaʊt, Brit ˈsliːpaʊt] N

1. sleep-out (protest):

sleep-out

dormida f (en la calle)

2. sleep-out Aus:

sleep-out (veranda)

galería

sleep-out (veranda)

veranda f

sleep-out (outbuilding)

dependencias fpl exteriores

sleep out VB [Am slip -, Brit sliːp -] (v + adv)

1. sleep out (outdoors):

sleep out

dormir al aire libre

2. sleep out nurse/warden/servants:

sleep out

vivir fuera

Translations for sleep-out in the Spanish»English Dictionary

dormida N f esp. LatAm

1. dormida (como protesta):

dormida

sleep-out

2. dormida (acto de dormir):

¿qué tal la dormida en la carpa?

what was it like sleeping in the tent?

con dormida, desayuno y todo nos costó el hotel 200 pesos

with bed, breakfast and everything the hotel came to 200 pesos

necesita una buena dormida para estar mejor

you'll feel better after a good sleep

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

dormir al sereno

to sleep out in the open

dormir al raso

to sleep out in the open

sleep-out in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for sleep-out in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sleep out VB intr (outside)

sleep out

dormir al aire libre

Translations for sleep-out in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

dormir al relente

to sleep out in the open

sleep-out Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to sleep out in the open

dormir al relente

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He would go away and sleep out all night, without any apparent reason.

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Volunteers will sign up to sleep out from 8pm to 6am.

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There is also the counterintuitive verb "ausschlafen", literally to sleep out, which actually means sleep in.

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There is additional accommodation in the two-bedroom gatehouse and a separate sleep out with ensuite.

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The stations of the underground railroad were generally residences where escaping slaves could eat and sleep out of sight of their pursuers.

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During the event, the students do not shower, sleep out in the open and are only allowed to consume foods that are donated to them.

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They charter a boat, sleep out at sea and swim into sheltered crystal-clear coves.

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What was getting them sufficiently worked up to forswear their beds and showers and sleep out?

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Sometimes she sleeps in the kids' room and sometimes in the summer she likes to sleep out there.

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Then they sleep out under mango trees, literally.

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