横よこになる
Meanings
Expression
Verb (5-dan, る)
1. to lie down (and rest)
So, I thought I'd lie down for a bit.
Kanji used
sideways
Top 3600
Composed of
horizontally; flat; across; crossways; crosswise
Used in vocabulary (1 in total)
to throw oneself down; to lie down
Examples (37 in total)
Tom isn't lying down.
Please lie down.
If you're tired, lie down.
Lie down and rest for a while.
It will be fine if you lie down.
Kyoko is lying on the grass.
The boy lay on the sofa.
Betty laid herself on the bed.
So, I thought I'd lie down for a bit.
I think I'll lie down for a while.
I lay down to rest.
He lay down in a comfortable position.
Why don't you go upstairs and lie down for a while?
Is there some place I can lie down?
Remove your shirt and lie down.
The boy lay listening to the radio.
My father was lying down while watching TV.
He went into the next room and lay down.
Then he lay on the same bed.
Lie on your right side.
He awoke to find himself lying on the bench.
The mother lay beside her baby on the bed.
I sometimes lie on the grass.
Jim was so tired that he lay down and slept.
Tom noticed a drunk lying in the street.
As soon as I lay down, I quickly fell into a deep sleep.
He was so tired that he laid himself on the grass.
Lie on the bench for a while with your eyes closed.
John likes lying at ease on the sofa.
The moment she'd finished, she lay down for a nap.
He woke up to find himself lying on a bench in the park.
He lay in agony until the doctor arrived.
While he was reading a newspaper, his dog was lying beside him.
And when I finished preparing the bed, I lay down as if collapsing.
A monster lay on a rock near the top of the mountain.
She lay awake for a long time, thinking of her future.
He lay awake for hours thinking about her.