意味:
awake
a·wake || ə'weɪkv. 起こす(誰かを); 目を覚ます, 起きる; 目覚める; 呼び起こされる; 気づく(眠りから)adj. 目が覚めた; 起きている; 気づいている
leave something in its his her wake イディオム
in the wake of
as a result of, following In the wake of the large number of people who have recently left our company we will need to hire some more people.
stay awake
not sleep, be alert I can't stay awake any longer. I can't keep my eyes open.
wake up
awaken, rouse from sleep On Saturday I usually wake up around noon. I sleep in.
wake up and smell the coffee
be more aware, get with it You don't know about the Net? Wake up and smell the coffee!
wake up on the wrong side of bed
(See get up on the wrong side of bed)
wake with a start
wake suddenly, jump out of bed I woke with a start when Santa Claus landed on our roof.
wide awake
fully awake, alert After the bear stuck his head in our tent, I was wide awake.
awake to
begin to understand;become watchful about认识;明白
We must awake to the dangers facing our country.我们必须认识到国家所面临的危难。
You must awake to the fact that failure is the mother of success.你必须明白失败是成功之母。
wide-awake
Idiom(s): wide-awake
Theme: COMPLETELY
completely awake.
• After the telephone rang, I was wide-awake for an hour.
• I'm not very wide-awake at six o'clock in the morning.
If you lie down with the Devil, you will wake up i
This means that if you become involved with bad company, there will be negative consequences.