Wakeup Meaning in English

word · lemma: wake up

US

ˈweɪˌkəp

WAY-kuhp

UK

ˈweɪkˌʌp

WAYK-up

التعريف

To stop sleeping and become awake; also used metaphorically to mean becoming aware or alert to something.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Usually used as the phrasal verb 'wake up.' 'Wakeup' as one word is less common and can refer to a signal, routine, or event (e.g., 'wakeup call'). Not often used as a verb in one word. Distinguish between literal (stop sleeping) and figurative (become aware) meanings.

• Spanish: despertar - despertarse
• Portuguese (BR): acordar - despertar (ação) - acordar-se
• Portuguese (PT): acordar - despertar (ação) - acordar-se
• Chinese (Simplified): 醒来 - 唤醒
• Chinese (Traditional): 醒來 - 喚醒
• Hindi: जागना
• Arabic: استيقاظ
• Bengali: ঘুম থেকে ওঠা - জাগরণ (সিগনাল/ঘটনা)
• Russian: просыпаться - сигнал пробуждения
• Japanese: 目を覚ます - ウェイクアップ（合図・きっかけ）
• Vietnamese: thức dậy - báo thức (tín hiệu)
• Korean: 깨다 - 기상 (신호/이벤트)
• Turkish: uyanmak - uyarı (sinyal/olay)
• Urdu: جاگنا - ویک اپ (اشارہ / واقعہ)
• Indonesian: bangun - sinyal bangun (acara/tanda)

جمل نموذجية

I wake up at 7 a.m. every day.

basic

Please wake up your brother for school.

basic

The loud alarm is my wakeup signal.

basic

That news was a real wakeup call for everyone.

natural

Sometimes I need three alarms to finally wake up.

natural

It can be hard to wake up early on weekends.

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