i want to know the specific explaination of these phrases about sleep
1. to drop off
2. to funtion better
3. to get along on 2 hours a night
4. to get to sleep
5. to go right to sleep
6. to fall asleep
7. to hit the hay
8. to lose sleep
9. a morning person
10. to be wide awake
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In regards to sleep:
1. to drop off - to fall asleep
2. to function better - to be able to be more alert through the day
3. to get along on 2 hours a night - to only sleep for 2 hours, but not have it hinder you
4. to get to sleep - to go to bed
5. to go right to sleep - to fall asleep quickly
6. to fall asleep - the point that you go from awake to asleep
7. to hit the hay - a slang term meaning to go to bed
8. to lose sleep - to not be able to sleep because of something
9. a morning person - a person who is alert and not groggy or slow in the morning
10. to be wide awake - to be in no danger of going to sleep. Alert
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to drop off means, you want to leave something to a friends house, like " I want to drop off this book to your house." to doze off means -you fell as sleep.
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1. to drop off - To go to sleep.
2. to function better - You are more awake and alert throughout the day because you slept well.
3. to get along on 2 hours a night - You only got 2 hours of sleep, but are still doing your normal routine.
4. to get to sleep - To go to sleep.
5. to go right to sleep - To fall asleep as soon as you lay down.
6. to fall asleep - To go to sleep.
7. to hit the hay - To lay down and go to sleep.
8. to lose sleep - To not be able to sleep.
9. a morning person - Someone who can wake up easy and not be tired or angry in the morning.
10. to be wide awake - To not be tired.
Many of these sayings mean the same thing. :)
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