English · Common Verbs
/slɛpt/
[/slɛpt/]
past tense and participle of sleep
Past tense and past participle of 'sleep': to have rested with the eyes closed and mind unconscious.
I slept for ten hours last night and woke up feeling completely refreshed and full of energy.
I slept for ten hours last night and woke up feeling completely refreshed and full of energy.
From Old English 'slēpte', past tense of 'slǣpan' (to sleep).
Serves as both the simple past and past participle of 'sleep'.