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Meanings of go to bed in English

Portuguese
deitar-se na cama
Catalan
gitar-se
Spanish
echarse

Prepare for sleep.

    deitar-se na cama
    Usage of go to bed in English
    1
    I shall go to bed early to-night and shall not see you.
    Camille
    2
    I think we should all go to bed as soon as possible.
    The great hunt
    3
    You go to bed right this second or I'm calling the police.'
    The half life of stars: a novel
    4
    Yes; do go to bed, and breakfast there in the morning too.
    The Necromancers
    5
    And, of course, she still wanted to go to bed with him.
    The inconvenient bride
    6
    I really was tired; I so much wanted to go to bed.
    We are all welcome here
    7
    I must go to bed, and invoke the Muses in the morning.
    Yesterdays with Authors
    8
    I planned to go to bed as soon as Mr. Boatwright left.
    God don't like ugly
    9
    Do I let them choose to go to bed whenever they want?
    Wired
    10
    Sometimes workers would go to bed feeling fine, but wake up paralyzed.
    A short history of nearly everything
    11
    I think I just need to go to bed for a while.
    Flesh and blood
    12
    One day he declared: The people should not go to bed tonight.
    The Guardian
    13
    I will go to bed and get up early in the morning.
    Driven from Home; Or, Carl Crawford's Experience
    14
    Not a family that didn't go to bed that night in fear.
    All That Is
    15
    The idea of your daring to go to bed at this hour.
    L'Assommoir
    16
    Tell her that I don't have to go to bed right now.
    Sanctuary
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    Go to bed across language varieties
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    Less common
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