Phrasal verbs start with ‘Sleep’ (Phrasal Verbs With Sleep). A Phrasal verb like Sleep around, Sleep in, Sleep off, Sleep on, Sleep out, Sleep over, Sleep through, Sleep together, and more.
Phrasal Verbs With ‘Sleep’
Sleep around
Meaning: Be sexually promiscuous
Example: If you sleep around, you increase your risk of getting AIDS.
Sleep in
Meaning: Sleep longer than usual
Example: We usually sleep in on Sunday mornings.
Sleep off
Meaning: Sleep in order to recover from excess alcohol, drugs, etc.
Example: He’s gone to sleep off a headache after rather too much wine.
Sleep on
Meaning: Think about something
Example: It’s wrong that people should have to sleep on the streets.
Sleep out
Meaning: Sleep away from place of work or rented accommodation
Example: The good news washed sleep out of his eyes.
Sleep over
Meaning: Spend the night at someone else’s house
Example: I didn’t lose too much sleep over that investigation.
Sleep through
Meaning: Not wake up
Example: It’s extraordinary that he managed to sleep through the party.
