To lie in is a common phrasal verb that means to stay in bed longer than usual.
For example, I always lie in at the weekends; this is usually because I’ve got a hangover from hell!
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To lie in is a common phrasal verb that means to stay in bed longer than usual.
For example, I always lie in at the weekends; this is usually because I’ve got a hangover from hell!