"grasse matinée" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "Literally, “fat morning”, from the 16th century.",
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      "form": "grasses matinées",
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          "english": "(literally, “I shouldn't have done a fat morning.”)",
          "roman": "I shouldn't have slept in.",
          "text": "Je n’aurais pas dû faire la grasse matinée.",
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          "english": "to sleep in.",
          "text": "faire la grasse matinée.",
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          "english": "Society, saved once again, shook hands with itself, took its ease, lay abed of a morning, now that it had a strong government to protect it and relieve it from the trouble of thinking and looking after its interests.",
          "ref": "1871, Émile Zola, La Curée",
          "text": "La société, sauvée encore une fois, se félicitait, se reposait, faisait la grasse matinée, maintenant qu’un gouvernement fort la protégeait et lui ôtait jusqu’au souci de penser et de régler ses affaires.",
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          "ref": "2011, Stéphane CLERGET, Marie BERNARD, Eduquer son enfant Pour les Nuls, First",
          "text": "L’expression «grasse matinée» est née au XVe siècle ; on disait d’abord «dormir grande matinée», puis «dormir grasse matinée», enfin «faire la grasse matinée». Dans cette expression, le mot «gras», signifiant l’abondance, la fertilité, ...",
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        "sleep-in, lie-in (period spent lying in bed for longer than usual)"
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        "(idiomatic) sleep-in, lie-in (period spent lying in bed for longer than usual)"
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      "ipa": "/ɡʁas ma.ti.ne/"
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      "ipa": "/ɡʁɑs ma.ti.ne/"
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          "english": "(literally, “I shouldn't have done a fat morning.”)",
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