Sleeping Spanish Expressions
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Dormir usually means "to sleep" and is used in a variety of Spanish expressions. Learn how to sleep through, sleep like a log, sleep it off, and more with this list of expressions with dormir.
Dormir translations
- to sleep
- to lie idle
- to stay/spend the night
Dormir expressions
| dormir al raso | to sleep out in the open | ||
| dormir a pierna suelta | to sleep like a log | ||
| dormir como un bendito | to sleep like a baby | ||
| dormir como un lirón | to sleep like a log | ||
| dormir como un santo | to sleep like a baby | ||
| dormir como un tronco | to sleep like a log | ||
| dormir con alguién | to sleep with someone | ||
| dormir de un tirón | to sleep through | ||
| dormir el sueno de justos | to sleep the sleep of the just | ||
| dormir en casa | to sleep at home | ||
| dormirla | (informal) | to sleep it off | |
| dormir la mona | (informal) | to sleep off a hangover | |
| dormir la siesta | to take a nap | ||
| ir a dormir temprano | to go to bed early | ||
| un saco de dormir | sleeping bag | ||
| ser de poco dormir | to not need much sleep | ||
| ¡Todos a dormir! | Off to bed, everyone! | ||
| dormirse | to fall asleep | ||
| to go to sleep | |||
| to oversleep | |||
| dormirse (el pie / la mano) a alguién | to have one's (foot / hand) fall asleep | ||
| dormirse en/sobre los laureles | to rest on one's laurels | ||
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