English · Common Verbs
/sliːps/
[/sliːps/]
third-person singular of sleep
Third-person singular present of 'sleep': he, she, or it rests with the eyes closed.
The cat sleeps most of the day and becomes lively and playful only late in the evening.
The cat sleeps most of the day and becomes lively and playful only late in the evening.
From Old English 'slǣpan' (to sleep).
Used with singular subjects in the present tense.