Sleep in
/sliːp ɪn/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To stay in bed later in the morning than usual, often deliberately.
- On weekends, I like to sleep in and catch up on rest.
- Since it's a holiday tomorrow, let's sleep in and relax.
- After the party, they decided to sleep in and skip breakfast.
- He set no alarm to sleep in on his day off.
- The kids love to sleep in when they're on vacation.
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