oversleep 的 2 个定义
o·ver·slept, o·ver·sleep·ing.
- to sleep beyond the proper or intended time of waking: He overslept and missed his train.
o·ver·slept, o·ver·sleep·ing.
oversleep 近义词
sleep
更多oversleep例句
- You can freeze these packs ahead for those days when everyone oversleeps and needs to fuel up fast.
- Falling behind in school, he’d often stay up late to study, then oversleep the next day.
- One, it removes any conscious or subconscious fear that you’ll oversleep.
- On the days I went to school, I would oversleep for work and come late.
- There is always the possibility that they may oversleep themselves and fall into a dormant and inactive state.
- Above all, you must not let me oversleep myself, for otherwise I shall be late in arriving at Granada.
- Daisy Bell had half a mind to let her oversleep and lose a mark, then she really did love her too well.
- I had slept little the previous night, and was afraid that I might oversleep myself in consequence.
- That worthy individual did not oversleep himself, nor did he suffer the Jew to do so either.