sleep through



sleep through something

to remain sleeping through some event. I didn't hear the storm. I guess I slept through it. Wally slept through the entire opera—even the loud part.
See also: sleep

sleep through

1. Sleep without waking for a period of time, usually the night, as in At three months many babies have learned to sleep through. [Mid-1900s]
2. sleep through something. Fail to pay attention, as in We all slept through the explanation and then had trouble getting the machines started.
See also: sleep

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
RuairÍ-Irish
Elissa (1)-Roman Mythology
FinnagÁN-Irish
Alfr-Norse Mythology
Halle (2)HAL-eeEnglish (Modern)
Zuriel-Biblical