Pronunciation: /leɪ ɒn/
noun a person who lays on something
A1 I like to lay on the beach and soak up the sun.
A2 The cat loves to lay on the warm blanket by the fireplace.
B1 After a long day at work, I just want to lay on the couch and relax.
B2 She decided to lay on the bed and read a book until she fell asleep.
C1 The therapist recommended that he lay on the massage table to relieve his muscle tension.
C2 As part of her yoga practice, she would often lay on the mat and focus on her breathing.
verb to place or spread something on a surface
A1 I lay on the beach and enjoyed the sun.
A2 She lay on the grass and watched the clouds go by.
B1 The cat likes to lay on the warm radiator during winter.
B2 After a long day at work, he likes to lay on the couch and relax.
C1 The therapist advised her to lay on the mat and practice deep breathing exercises.
C2 As part of her yoga routine, she would lay on the floor and meditate for 10 minutes.
formal The patient was instructed to lay on the examination table for the doctor to perform the check-up.
informal Just lay on the couch and relax, I'll bring you a blanket.
slang Let's lay on the grass and chill for a bit.
figurative The success of the project will lay on the team's ability to work together effectively.
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