抱头而睡英语怎么说

"Huddle up and sleep" or "Burrow in and sleep" would be a close English equivalent of "抱头而睡" in Chinese. The phrase "抱头而睡" is used to describe a type of sleeping position where one curls up in a ball and tucks their head between their knees in order to stay warm or feel secure. The phrase is often used to describe animals that sleep in this position, such as rabbits or hedgehogs.
Examples in English:
The rabbit huddled up and slept in the corner of its cage.
The hedgehog burrowed in and slept soundly in the leaves.
Examples in Chinese:
兔子抱头而睡在笼子的角落。
刺猬抱头而睡在树叶中。