sleeper
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈsliːpər/ · UK /ˈsliːpə/
Forms: sleepers
sleeper means: A person who is asleep, or someone described by how they usually sleep.
noun
A person who is asleep, or someone described by how they usually sleep.
- I’m a light sleeper.
- The noise woke every sleeper in the house.
- Is your baby a good sleeper?
A train with beds where passengers can sleep during their journey.
- We took the sleeper to London.
- The overnight sleeper leaves at ten.
- Have you booked tickets for the sleeper?
A person or thing that seems ordinary but has a hidden purpose to be used later.
- The neighbour was a sleeper agent.
- The sleepers waited years for their orders.
- They planted a sleeper inside the company.
A piece of night clothing, often for a baby, that covers the body, legs, and feet.
- The baby wore a soft sleeper.
- These sleepers keep her feet warm.
- I zipped his sleeper before putting him to bed.
Questions about sleeper
What does sleeper mean?
A person who is asleep, or someone described by how they usually sleep.
What is sleeper in other languages?
Türkçe: uyuyan kişi · Español: durmiente · Français: dormeur · Deutsch: Schläfer · Italiano: dormiente · 日本語: 眠っている人
How do you pronounce sleeper?
In American English /ˈsliːpər/; in British English /ˈsliːpə/.
How do you use sleeper in a sentence?
I’m a light sleeper. The noise woke every sleeper in the house.
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