Passer la nuit chez quelqu'un d'autre.
To sleep at someone else's home.
Couldn’t load the audio. Please try again.
See how the word “dormir sur place” is used in sentences
Tu peux dormir ici ce soir. — You can stay over tonight.
Puis-je passer la nuit chez toi ce soir ? — Can I stay over at your place tonight?
Les enfants dorment souvent chez leur grand-mère. — The kids often stay over at their grandmother's.
Nous avons décidé de passer la nuit après la fête. — We decided to stay over after the party.
Reste dormir, les routes sont verglacées ce soir. — Just stay over, the roads are icy tonight.
C'est sympa de passer la nuit chez des amis de temps en temps. — It's fun to stay over with friends sometimes.
Check a word only if you could give at least one of its meanings.
words — the estimated size of your passive French vocabulary
Turn the gaps into your vocabulary
Download the app for free French vocabulary testYour own vocabulary
Learn the words you actually need
A ready-made word card
Translation, examples and audio appear on their own
We help you not forget
We bring words back to practice at the right moment
Add real-life words — VibeLing reinforces them until they become automatic.
Add “dormir sur place” to your vocabulary and learn it with translation, audio and spaced repetition — right in the app.
