| 词汇 | wake |
| 释义 | wake verb[ I or T ] uk /weɪk/ us /weɪk/past tensewoke or waked | past participlewoken or waked(alsowake up) A1 to (cause someone to) become awake and conscious after sleeping: 醒来;叫醒，吵醒 Did you wake at all during the night?夜里你一点都没醒吗？ Please wake me early tomorrow.明天请早点叫醒我。 I woke up with a headache.我醒来时觉得头疼。 Jane's hand on my shoulder woke me out of/from a bad dream.简的手放在我肩上，把我从噩梦中摇醒。 Synonyms awakeliterary awakenliterary bestir yourselfformal or humorous rouse See also wake (someone) up(STOP SLEEPING) You won't wake him - he's such a heavy sleeper.你不会吵醒他——他睡觉很沉。 We woke at dawn.天一亮我们就醒了。 We were woken in the night by the wail of ambulance sirens.深夜，我们被救护车凄厉的警报声吵醒了。 Try not to wake the whole house when you come in!你进来的时候不要把全家人都吵醒！ She eased the key into the lock, anxious not to wake anyone.她小心翼翼地把钥匙插入锁孔，生怕惊醒任何人。 Animal physiology: not sleeping & not unconscious anti-sleep come round fully conscious get up insomnia keep someone up knock land night owl rise sit (someone) up sleepless vigil wait wait up wake up!idiom wakefully wakefulness wakey-wakey woke GrammarWake, wake up or awaken? Wake and wake up are verbs which mean ‘stop sleeping or end someone else’s sleep’. They are used in everyday language. … Idiomswake up! wake up and smell the coffee Phrasal verbswake (someone) up wake up to something wake noun[ C ] uk /weɪk/ us /weɪk/ wakenoun[C] (WATER)the waves that a moving ship or object leaves behind: （航行的船只等留下的）尾流，航迹 The wake spread out in a v-shape behind the ship.轮船的航迹呈V字形在船后扩散开来。 _laurent/E+/GettyImages Several governments have adopted tough new anti-terrorist legislation in the wake of the attacks.袭击事件发生后，数国政府已经通过新的立法，严厉打击恐怖主义。 Eastern traders found their way across Europe in the wake of the Roman army. Safety procedures are being reviewed in the wake of the accident. A lot of new investment has been attracted to the region in the wake of the government's announcement. The road remains closed in the wake of Monday's landslide. Waves bore break breaker broke choppy comber crest dumper heavy lap overfall roughness spume surf tidal wave tsunami wave white horses whitecaps wakenoun[C] (FUNERAL)an occasion when the family and friends of a dead person meet in order to look at the dead body the night before it is buried, or when they meet after a dead person has been buried to drink and talk about the person's life（葬礼前后的）守灵，守夜 Funerals burial society catafalque closed-casket cortege funeral funeral director funeral home funeral parlour funerary funereally hearse lay morgue mortician mortuary obsequies open-casket send send something off viewing You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Remembering people who have died Idiomsin the wake of something leave something in your wake wake | American Dictionarywake verb[ I/T ] us/weɪk/past tensewokeus/woʊk/wakedus/weɪkt/ | past participlewokenus/ˈwoʊ·kən/waked wakeverb[I/T] (STOP SLEEPING)to become awake and conscious after sleeping, or to cause someone to stop sleeping: [ I ]Did you wake at all during the night? [ T ]The noise of the storm woke the kids. wakenverb[ I/T ]us/ˈweɪ·kən/ [ T ]He tried to waken her, but she didn’t stir. Idiomwake up to something Phrasal verbswake up (someone) wake up (someone) wake noun[ C ] us/weɪk/ wakenoun[C] (WATER)an area of water whose movement has been changed by a boat or ship moving through it: fig. The storm left a massive amount of destruction in its wake. wakenoun[C] (GATHERING)a gathering held before a dead person is buried, at which family and friends talk about the person’s life Examples of wakewake The bite woke him up, but he did not immediately realize what had happened. In the next stanza she takes on the persona of a victim who wakes up to find flood waters at her door, preventing her escape. Now, she wakes up to a vibrant, new intellectual scene. The dreamer usually reacted to the attack by running, escaping, or hiding (unless she woke up). Likewise, the data are not sufficient to conclude that they are the same as waking mentation. Most recall of waking experiences is referenced by external events. We would like to question their assumption that recall of mentation in waking states is so superior to that experienced during sleep. At this point, it seems most constructive to consider all of the correlates of dreaming (and waking) cognition. A cat walks by and wakes up the tiger. Dreaming occurs throughout sleep: it may be useful to focus on features that are common to both sleep states and different from waking. We describe the time-gap experience as evidence that everyday memory for waking states may not be as good as they assume. Let us distinguish then the concept of consciousness from the concept of a waking state. In the review that follows, the measures considered are, for the most part, methodologically diverse and correlated with waking state cognitive processes. They are so-called 'free boundary layers', such as jets, wakes, separated layers, etc., in which the solid boundaries are absent in the flow field. Global interaction of the boundary layer separating from an obstacle with resulting open/closed wakes is studied for a thin airfoil in a steady flow. See all examples of wake These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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