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壽終正寢
shòu zhōng zhèng qǐn
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to die of old age;
to die in one's bed at a ripe old age
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安寢
ān qǐn
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to sleep peacefully
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宰予晝寢
zǎi yǔ zhòu qǐn
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Zai Yu sleeps by day (idiom); refers to story in Analects of Confucius remonstrating bitterly with his student for sleeping during lectures
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寢具
qǐn jù
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bedding
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寢室
qǐn shì
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bedroom;
dormitory;
CL:間|间[jian1]
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寢苫枕塊
qǐn shān zhěn kuài
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bed of straw and pillow of clay (idiom);
the correct etiquette for a filial son during the mourning period
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寢食難安
qǐn shí nán ān
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lit. cannot rest or eat in peace (idiom);
fig. extremely worried and troubled
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就寢
jiù qǐn
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to go to sleep;
to go to bed (literary)
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就寢時間
jiù qǐn shí jiān
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bedtime
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廢寢忘食
fèi qǐn wàng shí
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to neglect sleep and forget about food (idiom);
to skip one's sleep and meals;
to be completely wrapped up in one's work
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廢寢忘餐
fèi qǐn wàng cān
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see 廢寢忘食|废寝忘食[fei4 qin3 wang4 shi2]
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廢寢食
fèi qǐn shí
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to neglect sleep and food
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忘餐廢寢
wàng cān fèi qǐn
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see 廢寢忘食|废寝忘食[fei4 qin3 wang4 shi2]
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枕戈寢甲
zhěn gē qǐn jiǎ
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to sleep on one's armor with a spear as a pillow (idiom);
to keep ready for battle at all times
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陵寢
líng qǐn
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tomb (of king or emperor)
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食肉寢皮
shí ròu qǐn pí
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to eat sb's flesh and sleep on their hide (idiom); to swear revenge on sb;
implacable hatred;
to have sb's guts for garters
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