take to bed

To get into and remain in one's bed, especially to overcome fatigue or illness. Often used with a possessive pronoun before "bed." I took to bed with the flu for the weekend, so I missed out on the entire festival. Janet's taken to her bed to recover from her 24-hour shift in the hospital.

take to one's bed

to go to bed, as with an illness. I feel a little ill, so I'll take to my bed for a day or so. Sam took to his bed with a fever.

take to your ˈbed

go to bed and stay there because of illness: She has taken to her bed with a bad bout of flu.

词组	take to bed
释义	take to bed take to bed To get into and remain in one's bed, especially to overcome fatigue or illness. Often used with a possessive pronoun before "bed." I took to bed with the flu for the weekend, so I missed out on the entire festival. Janet's taken to her bed to recover from her 24-hour shift in the hospital. See also: bed, take Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. take to one's bed to go to bed, as with an illness. I feel a little ill, so I'll take to my bed for a day or so. Sam took to his bed with a fever. See also: bed, take McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. take to your ˈbed go to bed and stay there because of illness: She has taken to her bed with a bad bout of flu. See also: bed, take Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: take to your bed climb into (something) in bed make a bed fall out of bed make bed make bed (up make one’s bed make up (one's) bed make up the bed
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