Inglese - Ungherese

sleep

gb/slˈip/ us/slˈip/
A1 Inglese
~ 2400
alszik, alvás, álom, csipa
VERBO A1
1
Schema d'uso:
to sleep [time period]
I try to sleep at least eight hours every night.
Igyekszem minden éjjel legalább nyolc órát aludni.
She slept through the entire flight.
Végigaludta az egész repülőutat.
He couldn't sleep because of the noise outside.
I usually sleep on my left side.
They slept under the stars during their camping trip.
Esempi per chi studia
I sleep at night.
Éjszaka alszom.
She sleeps in her bed.
Az ágyában alszik.
We sleep for eight hours.
He sleeps early.
They sleep in the tent.
Errore comune:
Learners sometimes confuse 'sleep' (verb) with 'asleep' (adjective). For example, 'I am sleep' is incorrect; it should be 'I am asleep' or 'I sleep at night.'
Significato
to rest with eyes closed
Collocazioni
sleep well |sleep late |sleep deeply |sleep soundly |sleep peacefully
Sinonimi
rest (More general; can mean relaxing without sleeping.)
Contrari
wake (To stop sleeping and become conscious again.)
Temi
daily life |health |body |core_vocabulary
Definizione

To rest your body and mind with your eyes closed, usually at night.

To be in a natural state of rest in which the eyes are closed, the body is inactive, and consciousness is suspended.

SOSTANTIVO A1
2
He fell into a deep sleep after the long day.
A hosszú nap után mély álomba merült.
Lack of sleep can affect your health.
Az alváshiány hatással lehet az egészségedre.
I need to get more sleep during the week.
Her baby finally went to sleep.
Sleep is important for recovery.
Esempi per chi studia
I need more sleep.
Több alvásra van szükségem.
Sleep is good for health.
Az alvás jót tesz az egészségnek.
He gets eight hours of sleep.
The baby is in deep sleep.
She needs a good night's sleep.
Errore comune:
Learners sometimes say 'a sleep' when referring to the general state. Correct usage is 'sleep' without an article unless referring to 'a sleep' as an occasional nap.
Significato
state of resting unconsciousness
Collocazioni
deep sleep |lack of sleep |good night's sleep |REM sleep |sleep disorder
Sinonimi
slumber (Slightly more formal or literary; less common in everyday speech.)
Contrari
wakefulness (The state of being awake and alert.)
Temi
daily life |health |body |core_vocabulary
Definizione

The time when you are resting with your eyes closed and not awake.

A natural state of rest for the body and mind, during which the eyes are closed and consciousness is suspended.

VERBO A2 INFORMAL
3
Schema d'uso:
to sleep [somewhere]
We slept at my cousin's house last weekend.
Múlt hétvégén az unokatestvéremnél aludtunk.
They slept on the beach under blankets.
Takarók alatt aludtak a tengerparton.
You can sleep here if it's too late to go home.
He sometimes sleeps in his office when working late.
Esempi per chi studia
I will sleep at my friend's house.
Egy barátomnál fogok aludni.
They sleep in a tent when camping.
Kempingezéskor sátorban alszanak.
We can sleep here tonight.
She sleeps in the hotel.
He will sleep on the sofa.
Significato
to stay overnight somewhere
Collocazioni
sleep over |sleep rough |sleep in a hotel |sleep on the couch
Sinonimi
stay overnight (More formal and explicit about spending the night.)
Contrari
leave (To go away instead of staying overnight.)
Temi
travel |daily life |daily_life |core_vocabulary
Definizione

To stay in a place overnight to rest or sleep there.

To spend the night in a particular place for the purpose of rest or sleeping.

SOSTANTIVO B1 INFORMAL
4
She wiped the sleep from her eyes.
Kitörölte a csipát a szeméből.
There was some sleep in his eye when he woke up.
Amikor felébredt, csipa volt a szemében.
He rubbed his eyes to remove the sleep.
Esempi per chi studia
I have sleep in my eye.
Csipa van a szememben.
He took the sleep out of his eyes.
Kitörölte a csipát a szeméből.
She wiped away the sleep.
Significato
dried mucus in eye after sleeping
Collocazioni
wipe away sleep |remove sleep from eyes
Sinonimi
eye crust (Informal term referring to the same substance.)
Temi
daily life |health |body |daily_life
Definizione

A small dry thing in your eye that comes while you are sleeping.

A small piece of dried mucus that forms in the corner of your eye while you are sleeping.

Grammatica
Forma base
sleep
IPA
GB/slˈip/
US/slˈip/
Sillabe e accento
sleep (1 sillaba)
Stress on 1st syllable (sleep)
Forme flesse
Noun
  • Base: sleep
  • Plural: sleep
Verb
  • Base: sleep
  • 3rd Person Singular: sleeps
  • Present Participle: sleeping
  • Past: slept
  • Past Participle: slept
Famiglia di parole
Forms
sleeps verb sleeping verb slept verb
Core family
sleepy adjective A1 asleep adjective A1
Related words
sleeper noun sleepiness noun sleepily adverb
Negative and opposite forms
sleepless adjective B1
Advanced or less common
sleeplessness noun
Punti chiave
  • Irregular past: slept Verb
  • Irregular past participle: slept Verb
Espressioni

go to sleep

1
/ɡˈoʊ tə slˈip/
fixed phrase

to start sleeping

To start sleeping.

Esempi
  • The baby finally went to sleep after an hour of crying.
  • I usually go to sleep around 11 p.m.

go without sleep

1
/ɡˈoʊ wɪðˈaʊt slˈip/
fixed phrase

to not get any sleep when needed or expected

To not get any sleep during a time when you normally would.

Esempi
  • He went without sleep for two nights while working on the project.
  • You can’t go without sleep for too long—it’s bad for your health.

lose sleep over [something]

1
/lˈuz slˈip ˈoʊvɚ sˈʌmθɪŋ/
idiom informal

to worry so much it affects your sleep

To worry about something so much that you cannot sleep well.

Esempi
  • Don't lose sleep over that mistake—it’s not a big deal.
  • She’s been losing sleep over her upcoming exams.

sleep in

1
/slˈip ˈɪn/
phrasal verb informal

to wake up later than usual

To stay in bed and wake up later than you usually do.

Esempi
  • We decided to sleep in on Sunday morning.
  • I slept in because it was my day off.

sleep over

1
/slˈip ˈoʊvɚ/
phrasal verb informal

to stay overnight elsewhere for rest

To spend the night at another person's home.

Esempi
  • My friend invited me to sleep over at her house this weekend.
  • The kids are sleeping over at their grandparents' tonight.

put [someone] to sleep

1
/pˈʊt sˈʌmwˌʌn tə slˈip/
fixed phrase

make someone sleep

To help someone start sleeping, often by reading or singing to them.

Esempi
  • She put the baby to sleep with a lullaby.
  • The lecture put half the class to sleep.
  • Warm milk sometimes puts me to sleep.
  • He put the baby to sleep by singing softly.

fall asleep

1
/fˈɔl əslˈip/
fixed phrase

start to sleep

To start sleeping.

Esempi
  • I usually fall asleep within minutes of going to bed.
  • I fell asleep during the movie.
  • He fell asleep on the bus and missed his stop.
  • She fell asleep on the bus ride home.

fall asleep

2
/fˈɔl əslˈip/
fixed phrase

begin sleeping

To start sleeping.

Esempi
  • I must have fallen asleep in front of the TV.
  • The baby finally fell asleep after an hour of crying.

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