Passer la nuit chez quelqu'un d'autre.
To stay overnight at someone else's home.
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Puis-je dormir chez toi ce soir ? — Can I sleep over at your place tonight?
Les enfants ont fait une soirée pyjama chez leur ami. — The kids had a sleep over at their friend's house.
Elle a décidé de dormir sur place après la fête. — She decided to sleep over after the party.
Es-tu impatient de la soirée pyjama de ce week-end ? — Are you excited about the sleep over this weekend?
Ils adorent dormir les uns chez les autres le week-end. — They love to sleep over on weekends.
Organisons la soirée pyjama pour vendredi soir. — Let's plan the sleep over for Friday night.
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