• 下側のくちびる。 ↔上唇（うわくちびる）

• ▸ 彼と相部屋はいやだ｟部屋を共用したくない｠. I don't like sharing [to share] a room with him.

• 絶え間なく続くさま。「電話が―にかかる」「―の催促」

• ▸ 死期を早める quicken one's death.
• ▸ 彼の死期が近づいている He is dying [is near death, is nearing his end].

• ① 心に深く感じるさま。身にしみて感じるさま。「人生の悲哀を―に感じる」
• ② 直接かかわりがあって重要なさま。「―な問題」「―に悩む」
• ③ 実情によく当てはまっているさま。きわめて適切なさま。「―な表現」

Hospital policies regarding overnight guests can vary depending on the specific hospital and the patient's condition. In general, most hospitals allow a designated family member or friend to stay overnight with the patient to provide emotional support and help with certain tasks such as feeding or toileting, especially for patients who are critically ill or require frequent monitoring.

However, there may be certain restrictions or guidelines that the hospital may impose, such as limiting the number of overnight guests, requiring them to sign in and out, and ensuring they comply with hospital policies and procedures. Some hospitals may also provide designated sleeping areas for overnight guests, while others may allow them to sleep in the patient's room.

It is best to check with the hospital staff regarding their policies on overnight guests and any specific guidelines that need to be followed.

• 寝ようとする人のそばに寄り添って寝ること。添い臥し。「赤ん坊に―する」

• （多く「いきせききって」の形で副詞的に用いる）急いで走るなどして，息をはずませる。「―・ってかけつける」「…と―・つて云ふ言葉には必死の決心を帯るにぞ」〈鉄仮面•涙香〉