doss
শয্যা
definition
verb
he dossed down on a friend's floor
sleep (in rough or inexpensive accommodations).
noun
Tents were a luxury that most couldn't afford in those pre-wars days, preferring a doss in a cave or on the floor of a roadman's hut.
an instance of sleeping in rough accommodations.
translation of 'doss'
বিছানায় লম্বা হওয়া
verb
ঘুমান
noun
শয্যা,
বিছানা
example
they thought being a student was a great 'doss'
And here is the couch where ya can 'doss' for a few nights.
Of course, not having any income or a regular job meant that I was always broke and after a while it got embarrassing to 'doss' down at friends' pads.
He heads for a dirty hut in the country where he can 'doss' down and eke out a living.
We'd save money by hitching and sleeping in train stations or anywhere we could 'doss' down for a couple of hours.
It was then privately-owned and I suppose letting him 'doss' there saved them paying for a separate night watchman.
After much consternation and consultation, it was arranged that the Queen would 'doss' down with a wealthy family.
It is home to up to ten visitors each night who 'doss' down in comfortable knowledge that they'll be waking to a mountain-sized breakfast!
I had returned to London on the Tuesday before the big match, with fifty quid in my pocket and the promise of a couch to 'doss' on in some old friend's dingy Zone 4 dive.
all I've seen her do so far is 'doss' around
He made a 'doss' for me on the veranda where I could lie during the day and stare into the still garden.
Tents were a luxury that most couldn't afford in those pre-wars days, preferring a 'doss' in a cave or on the floor of a roadman's hut.
We were in inner-city Brisbane, open for people travelling through, and some of you here may have 'dossed' on our floor at some point, I don't know.
Neither of them will ever find himself 'dossing' down in a refrigerator carton under a freeway overpass.
This means they are walking out of the prison gates to life on the streets or 'dossing' on friends' floors.
Lots of us will be settling down in shacks - baches or cribs - or 'dossing' by the beach or sleeping in our cars.
She had her own bedroom while the girls slept in bunks in the living room and the young men 'dossed' down in an outbuilding.
I had nowhere to live and was 'dossing' at his place.
I got loose, tied a blanket and a counterpane together, fastened it to the bedstead, and let myself out of the window, and did not go home that night, but met my two pals and 'dossed' in a haystack.
He actually 'dossed' down in my luxury apartment for most of the season, moving out when we got relegated.
I'll be 'dossing' on friends' couches for the next few days.
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