Definition of sleepover in English:

sleepover

nounˈsliːpəʊvəˈslipˌoʊvər

A night spent by children or young people at a friend's house.
it's Gretchen's birthday next week and she's having a sleepover
Example sentencesExamples
- It was also during this time that sleepovers with the opposite sex became more common and a lot less innocent.
- I'm always in major chaos whenever I plan sleepovers but, after this totally awesome article, nobody will be bored at my parties!
- Not that we were unpopular and didn't socialize with anyone else, but it was Amanda who I shared sleepovers and late night conversations with.
- Favorites include staying up late on Friday night, sleepovers with friends, and bowling with the family.
- There were the usual birthdays and sleepovers, awkward school pictures, and family shots that blur the distinction between all our lives.
- My best friend and I have sleepovers almost every weekend.
- We struck a silent bond, never talking about life on The Farm, and never inviting other kids home for sleepovers or parties.
- Keep thinking about how good it will feel when you are comfortably independent - and how much fun it will be to join friends for sleepovers or slumber parties!
- And according to recent trends, co-ed sleepovers are popular now.
- Essentially, it was really my dorm with sleepovers every few nights.
- Through the rest of elementary school we had sleepovers every night.
- The night went as all sleepovers do, without sleep, and with lots of gushing, giggling, and plain laughter.
- ‘Alexa's always the one who convinces my parents to let us have sleepovers on school nights and stuff,’ says Natalee.
- In return, her two children went to hastily organized sleepovers that will spill into today, which allows her to return to work today.
- While other girls were indoors having tea parties and sleepovers, she was outside playing baseball with the guys.
- Many trips to amusement parks and more sleepovers followed.
- Usually I finished before that though and when I was doing sleepovers I was inside all night so that was ok.
- Remember sleepovers and campouts where you'd sit around a fire and tell scary stories in a Round Robin?
- We've had a family weekend night since both of our kids were little - no friends over, no sleepovers, no dates that night.
- They trusted the geeky young boy to have wild parties and boy-girl sleepovers.

Definition of sleepover in US English:

sleepover

nounˈslēpˌōvərˈslipˌoʊvər

An occasion of spending the night away from home, or of having a guest or guests spend the night in one's home, especially as a party for children.
it's Gretchen's birthday next week and she's having a sleepover
Example sentencesExamples
- Essentially, it was really my dorm with sleepovers every few nights.
- My best friend and I have sleepovers almost every weekend.
- Not that we were unpopular and didn't socialize with anyone else, but it was Amanda who I shared sleepovers and late night conversations with.
- In return, her two children went to hastily organized sleepovers that will spill into today, which allows her to return to work today.
- I'm always in major chaos whenever I plan sleepovers but, after this totally awesome article, nobody will be bored at my parties!
- Favorites include staying up late on Friday night, sleepovers with friends, and bowling with the family.
- It was also during this time that sleepovers with the opposite sex became more common and a lot less innocent.
- ‘Alexa's always the one who convinces my parents to let us have sleepovers on school nights and stuff,’ says Natalee.
- Usually I finished before that though and when I was doing sleepovers I was inside all night so that was ok.
- The night went as all sleepovers do, without sleep, and with lots of gushing, giggling, and plain laughter.
- We've had a family weekend night since both of our kids were little - no friends over, no sleepovers, no dates that night.
- Through the rest of elementary school we had sleepovers every night.
- While other girls were indoors having tea parties and sleepovers, she was outside playing baseball with the guys.
- We struck a silent bond, never talking about life on The Farm, and never inviting other kids home for sleepovers or parties.
- Many trips to amusement parks and more sleepovers followed.
- There were the usual birthdays and sleepovers, awkward school pictures, and family shots that blur the distinction between all our lives.
- They trusted the geeky young boy to have wild parties and boy-girl sleepovers.
- And according to recent trends, co-ed sleepovers are popular now.
- Keep thinking about how good it will feel when you are comfortably independent - and how much fun it will be to join friends for sleepovers or slumber parties!
- Remember sleepovers and campouts where you'd sit around a fire and tell scary stories in a Round Robin?

单词	sleepover
释义	Definition of sleepover in English: sleepover nounˈsliːpəʊvəˈslipˌoʊvər A night spent by children or young people at a friend's house. it's Gretchen's birthday next week and she's having a sleepover Example sentencesExamples It was also during this time that sleepovers with the opposite sex became more common and a lot less innocent. I'm always in major chaos whenever I plan sleepovers but, after this totally awesome article, nobody will be bored at my parties! Not that we were unpopular and didn't socialize with anyone else, but it was Amanda who I shared sleepovers and late night conversations with. Favorites include staying up late on Friday night, sleepovers with friends, and bowling with the family. There were the usual birthdays and sleepovers, awkward school pictures, and family shots that blur the distinction between all our lives. My best friend and I have sleepovers almost every weekend. We struck a silent bond, never talking about life on The Farm, and never inviting other kids home for sleepovers or parties. Keep thinking about how good it will feel when you are comfortably independent - and how much fun it will be to join friends for sleepovers or slumber parties! And according to recent trends, co-ed sleepovers are popular now. Essentially, it was really my dorm with sleepovers every few nights. Through the rest of elementary school we had sleepovers every night. The night went as all sleepovers do, without sleep, and with lots of gushing, giggling, and plain laughter. ‘Alexa's always the one who convinces my parents to let us have sleepovers on school nights and stuff,’ says Natalee. In return, her two children went to hastily organized sleepovers that will spill into today, which allows her to return to work today. While other girls were indoors having tea parties and sleepovers, she was outside playing baseball with the guys. Many trips to amusement parks and more sleepovers followed. Usually I finished before that though and when I was doing sleepovers I was inside all night so that was ok. Remember sleepovers and campouts where you'd sit around a fire and tell scary stories in a Round Robin? We've had a family weekend night since both of our kids were little - no friends over, no sleepovers, no dates that night. They trusted the geeky young boy to have wild parties and boy-girl sleepovers. Definition of sleepover in US English: sleepover nounˈslēpˌōvərˈslipˌoʊvər An occasion of spending the night away from home, or of having a guest or guests spend the night in one's home, especially as a party for children. it's Gretchen's birthday next week and she's having a sleepover Example sentencesExamples Essentially, it was really my dorm with sleepovers every few nights. My best friend and I have sleepovers almost every weekend. Not that we were unpopular and didn't socialize with anyone else, but it was Amanda who I shared sleepovers and late night conversations with. In return, her two children went to hastily organized sleepovers that will spill into today, which allows her to return to work today. I'm always in major chaos whenever I plan sleepovers but, after this totally awesome article, nobody will be bored at my parties! Favorites include staying up late on Friday night, sleepovers with friends, and bowling with the family. It was also during this time that sleepovers with the opposite sex became more common and a lot less innocent. ‘Alexa's always the one who convinces my parents to let us have sleepovers on school nights and stuff,’ says Natalee. Usually I finished before that though and when I was doing sleepovers I was inside all night so that was ok. The night went as all sleepovers do, without sleep, and with lots of gushing, giggling, and plain laughter. We've had a family weekend night since both of our kids were little - no friends over, no sleepovers, no dates that night. Through the rest of elementary school we had sleepovers every night. While other girls were indoors having tea parties and sleepovers, she was outside playing baseball with the guys. We struck a silent bond, never talking about life on The Farm, and never inviting other kids home for sleepovers or parties. Many trips to amusement parks and more sleepovers followed. There were the usual birthdays and sleepovers, awkward school pictures, and family shots that blur the distinction between all our lives. They trusted the geeky young boy to have wild parties and boy-girl sleepovers. And according to recent trends, co-ed sleepovers are popular now. Keep thinking about how good it will feel when you are comfortably independent - and how much fun it will be to join friends for sleepovers or slumber parties! Remember sleepovers and campouts where you'd sit around a fire and tell scary stories in a Round Robin?
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