English–Spanish
“stay up late” in Spanish
Spanish
Pronunciation
IPA/tɾasnoˈtʃaɾ/
Example
No quiero trasnochar esta noche.
I don't want to stay up late tonight.
How to say “stay up late” in Spanish
“Stay up late” in Spanish is trasnochar.
Pulling an all-nighter.
Example sentences with trasnochar
¿Por qué vas a trasnochar si tienes reunión mañana?
Why are you going to stay up late if you have a meeting tomorrow?
Tips for using trasnochar
- Often appears with the reflexive form 'trasnocharse' in casual speech and is commonly used to explain staying up all night to study, work, or party.