English Vocabulary : Phrasal Verbs about SLEEP | Phrasal Verbs with Sentences | Listen and Practice

Doze off. Meaning, to go into a light sleep for a short period of time. While watching a movie, she began to doze off on the couch. I dozed off in the classroom yesterday. Take a nap. Meaning, to sleep for a short period of time, often in the day. After lunch, I like to take a nap to refresh myself for the afternoon. While the baby was taking a nap, I left to shop for groceries. Lie down. Meaning, to rest on your back. I like to lie down and read a book before going to sleep. She lay down on the sofa and soon fell asleep. Sleep in. Meaning, to sleep longer than usual. We like to sleep in on the weekends. I usually sleep in on Sunday mornings. Sleep over. Meaning, to spend the night at someone else's place. I slept over at John's house after the party. My friend decided to sleep over at my place. Wake up. Meaning, to stop sleeping or make someone stop sleeping. When do you usually wake up? I usually wake up at 7 a.m. Get up. Meaning, to get out of bed after sleeping. I have to get up early tomorrow for work. Every morning I get up at 7 a.m. to start my day. Lie in. Meaning, to stay in bed longer than usual. Children like to have a lie in on Sundays. After a busy week, I decided to have a lie in on Saturday to recharge. Stay up. Meaning, to remain awake later than usual. I stayed up late watching movies. Lisa and I stayed up half the night talking. Turn in. Meaning, to go to bed. When do you usually turn in? I usually turn in at about midnight. Go off. Meaning, to ring or make a loud noise. I have set the alarm clock to go off at 7 a.m. The alarm clock goes off every morning at 6 a.m. to wake me up. Drop off. Meaning, to fall asleep easily, often without intending to do so. Emily closed her eyes and dropped off to sleep. John kept dropping off at his desk. Nod off. Meaning, to fall asleep briefly or unintentionally. While reading a novel, he started to nod off. Be quiet. The baby has just nodded off. Drift off. Meaning, to fall asleep. He closed his eyes and gently drifted off. I didn't hear the storm. I must have drifted off by then. Sleep through. Meaning, to sleep continuously for a long period of time. She slept right through till lunchtime. The heavy sleeper tends to sleep through the morning alarms. Flake out. Meaning, to collapse. Go to sleep because you are exhausted. After a long ride, I flaked out on the couch. I usually flake out after doing my homework. Crash out. Meaning, to go to sleep with your intention to do so. He just came home and he crashed out. They crashed out at Bob's place. Sleep out. Meaning, to miss the alarm, to wake up later than usual. It is usually accidental. Oh my god, I slept it out. Yesterday, I slept out and missed my class. Sleep on it. Meaning, to delay making a decision until the next day. Sleep on it and we'll talk tomorrow. I'm not sure about the job offer, so I'll sleep on it before giving my final answer.