bed down
to lie down, or to put someone else into a bed or another place to sleep
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to lie down, or to put someone else into a bed or another place to sleep
to sit or lie with your body against someone else’s because you want to feel warm, protected, or loved
to sit in a comfortable position, with your legs bent and your feet up off the floor
to lie with your back curved and your legs and arms close to your chest
to sit close to the ground on your heels with your knees bent up in front of you
verb
a way of saying ‘lie’, meaning to have your body in a flat position, that many people think is incorrect
a way of saying ‘lie down’ that many people think is incorrect
to move from a sitting position into a position in which you are lying flat on a surface
verb
if you perch on something, or if you are perched on it, you sit on something that is narrow or small, and usually high, especially for a short time
to sit or lie down on something in a careless or noisy way
to sit down carelessly but gently
verb
to sit or stand somewhere so that someone can take a photograph of you or paint a picture of you
verb
to be in a position in which the lower part of your body rests on a seat or on the ground, while the upper part of your body is upright
to make yourself comfortable in a chair
to sit straight and not bend or lean
verb
to sit or lie with your arms and legs stretched out in different directions in a relaxed or careless way
to lie down, usually in order to relax or to sleep
to sit with one leg placed over the other at the knee
to sit or stand somewhere
to sit down and relax, especially with your feet raised off the ground
to sit down
to sit down and rest
to sit down, especially in a place that has been kept for you
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