kip

/kɪp/ (bre, ipa) · /kɪp/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈkip/ (ame, mw)

kip — 動詞

  • kippresent simple I / you / we / they
  • kips3rd person singular
  • kipping-ing form
  • kippedpast simple

1. to spend the night sleeping somewhere — usually a friend's flat, a sofa, or any

1.動詞不及物C1
釋義

過夜睡覺

在非自家的地方暫住一夜

to spend the night sleeping somewhere — usually a friend's flat, a sofa, or any temporary spot rather than your own bed.

例句

Rin asked if she could kip on the sofa after missing the last train home.

Rin 趕不上末班車回家,於是問可不可以在沙發上將就睡一晚。

kip on + location for sleeping somewhere temporary

Christopher kipped at his cousin's flat during the music festival in Manchester.

曼徹斯特音樂節期間,Christopher 借住在表哥的公寓裡過夜。

kip at + place name for staying overnight

同義詞
  • crash

    also informal; suggests falling asleep suddenly or staying somewhere unplanned

  • doss

    British slang; carries a rougher edge, often sleeping in basic or makeshift conditions

  • sleep over

    neutral register; planned overnight stay, usually as a guest

文法句型

kip + adverbial of location

kip down

用法筆記

Informal British English; rarely heard in American speech. Subject is typically a person, and the location adverbial (on the sofa, at a friend's, in the van) often signals that the sleeping spot is not the speaker's regular bed.

常見錯誤

I kipped my baby brother
I put my baby brother to sleep.
💡kip is intransitive; you cannot kip someone else.

kip — 名詞