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daheim bleiben

/ˈdaːhaɪm ˈblaɪbn̩/
phrase★Intermediate— to stay at home
informal

To stay at home, often to rest, recover, or avoid going out.

Nach der Operation muss er eine Woche daheim bleiben.

After the surgery, he has to stay at home for a week.

💡

Commonly used when someone is sick, recovering, or choosing to stay in rather than go out.

Collocations

daheim bleiben müssento have to stay at home

Synonyms

zu Hause bleibendaheimbleiben

Antonyms

ausgehenrausgehen

Related Phrases

daheimbleibenphrase
to stay at home

💡Pro Tip

Common Usage

This phrase is often used when someone is sick or recovering, but it can also mean simply choosing to stay in rather than go out.

📖Word Origin

From 'daheim' (at home) + 'bleiben' (to stay). A common German phrase indicating staying indoors.

📝Usage Notes

Often used when someone is sick, recovering, or simply prefers to stay in. Can also imply avoiding social activities.

Word Breakdown

daheim
at home
adverb
+
bleiben
to stay
verb
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch

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