A private room for sleeping; a bedchamber

(formal) to retire for the night; to go to sleep

To neglect meals and sleep; describes being completely absorbed in or dedicated to one's work or studies.

The residential chambers of an emperor, empress, or high consort; imperial bedchamber.

To die a natural death in one's own bed at a ripe old age; commonly used in obituaries as a respectful way to describe a natural passing

To be unable to eat or sleep in peace due to extreme worry or anxiety

The tomb or resting place of a king, emperor, or national leader, including the surrounding parkland and memorial buildings.

To be unable to eat or sleep comfortably due to extreme worry or anxiety; to lose one's appetite and sleep from being deeply troubled.

bedding or bedclothes, such as pillows, sheets, and quilts

sleeping and eating; refers generally to one's daily routine

to go to bed and sleep soundly or peacefully

The main hall or central room of a traditional residence, where the body of a deceased elder was laid out

A memorial temple or hall built on the grounds of an imperial tomb

to take a nap; to sleep during the day

The location where a coffin is placed; a tomb or mausoleum.

to eat someone's flesh and sleep on their skin; expresses an extreme desire for revenge or intense hatred for an enemy

To be so preoccupied or worried that one forgets to eat and sleep; to lose appetite and sleep from extreme anxiety or dedication.

Railway carriage with sleeping berths; also known as [[卧车|臥車|wo4 che1]]

to take a nap; to doze off; to nod off (variant form)

daily activities including rising and sleeping; routine life

(literary) a place for daily rest or sleep

Zai Yu sleeps during the day; an idiom referring to a story from the Analects of Confucius where he scolds his student for sleeping during lectures, used to describe a person who is lazy and beyond hope

To stop wars or cease military operations; to bring an end to a conflict.

to sleep and rest; to sit and lie down

An ancestral temple of a ruler or family; in ancient times, the front hall was called the [[庙|廟|miao4]] and the rear hall the [[寝|寢|qin3]]

to be confined to bed by illness; usually refers to a serious or long-term illness

(idiom) to sleep on a straw mat with a clod of earth for a pillow; refers to the traditional etiquette observed by a filial son during the mourning period for a parent to express deep grief

To sleep on a straw mat and use a bundle of grass as a pillow; refers to an ancient mourning custom observed after the death of one's parents.

clothes worn for sleeping; nightgown or pajamas

the back door to sleeping quarters or the inner chambers of a house

describes a person who is physically unattractive or has ugly facial features

to neglect sleep and food; to be completely absorbed in a task

to sleep soundly or deeply; typically used in literature

(idiom) to keep ready for battle at all times; literally to sleep on one's armor with a spear as a pillow

(idiom) to enjoy delicious food and restful sleep; describes living a comfortable and easy life

to offer one's service in bed; to present oneself as a sexual partner

ugly in appearance; homely

the formal living quarters or main hall of an emperor or high-ranking official in ancient times

to pay respects or say "good night" to one's parents when they are going to bed