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ha dormido

has slept

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phrase Common #7,650
has slept Present perfect of dormir. In reflexive form, se ha dormido means has fallen asleep; with body parts, se me ha dormido el brazo means my arm has gone numb.
SP: Ana ha dormido ocho horas esta noche.
EN: Ana has slept eight hours tonight.

Tom no ha dormido en dos días.

Tom hasn't slept in two days.

Nada, se ha dormido.

Nothing, he's fallen asleep.

— El salario del miedo (1953)

Se le ha dormido.

It’s gone numb.

— Mother Night (1996)

Tomás no ha dormido por tres días.

Tomás hasn't slept for three days.

Se ha dormido.

He has fallen asleep.

— Nadie sabe (2004)

El bebé se ha dormido.

The baby has fallen asleep.

No, ha sido Diane Cestra la que ha dormido aquí.

No, it was Diane Cestra who slept here.

— Mystic River (2003)

Nadie ha dormido durante dos noches.

No one has slept for two nights.

— El agente secreto (2025)

Se me ha dormido el brazo.

My arm has fallen asleep.

Mayuko no ha dormido lo suficiente.

Mayuko hasn't gotten enough sleep.

Esta de aquí, bajo los arcos, nunca jamás ha dormido.

This one here, under the arches, has never slept.

— Las noches de Cabiria (1957)

Tom no ha dormido nada desde anteayer.

Tom hasn't slept at all since the day before yesterday.

No ha dormido en dos noches, por eso se ve todo desaliñado.

He hasn't slept in two nights, that's why he looks so disheveled.

— 3 Idiots (2009)

Laura no ha dormido.

Laura hasn't slept.

Se me ha dormido el brazo izquierdo.

My left arm has fallen asleep.

Ha comido, ha dormido bien.

He has eaten, he has slept well.

— Una gran mujer (Beanpole) (2019)