Dormir en casa de otra persona.
To sleep at someone else's home.
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Puedes quedarte a dormir esta noche. — You can stay over tonight.
¿Puedo pasar la noche en tu casa? — Can I stay over at your place tonight?
Los niños se quedan a dormir a menudo en casa de su abuela. — The kids often stay over at their grandmother's.
Decidimos pasar la noche allí después de la fiesta. — We decided to stay over after the party.
Quédate a dormir, esta noche las carreteras están heladas. — Just stay over, the roads are icy tonight.
A veces es divertido pasar la noche en casa de los amigos. — It's fun to stay over with friends sometimes.
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