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🔑wakewake1 /weɪk / verb (past tense woke /woʊk / , past participle wok·en /ˈwoʊkən /) [intransitive, transitive] wake (sb) (up) to stop sleeping; to make someone stop sleeping醒；醒来；唤醒；弄醒◆I woke early in the morning and got right out of bed.我早晨醒得很早，然后立刻就起床了。◆Wake up! It's almost 8 o'clock!醒醒，快 8 点了！◆Could you wake me up at 7:30 tomorrow morning?请你明天早上 7:30 叫醒我好吗？ ➡ adjective awake ●wake up and smell the coffee (informal) (usually in orders通常用于命令) used to tell someone to become aware of what is really happening in a situation, especially when this is something unpleasant认清形势（让某人对形势，尤其是不利形势有所警觉）  ●wake up (informal) to begin to pay attention注意◆Hey, wake up, Rob! It's your turn next.嘿，注意，罗布！下一个轮到你了。●wake sb upto make someone feel more lively使振作；使活跃◆She always has some coffee to wake her up when she gets to work.她开始工作的时候总是喝点咖啡提提神。●wake up to sthto become aware of something意识到◆By the time he had woken up to the danger, it was too late.他意识到危险时已经太迟了。
wakewake2 /weɪk / noun [countable] - the track that a moving ship or boat leaves behind on the surface of the water（船航行时的）伴流
- an occasion before or after a funeral when people gather to remember the dead person（葬礼前后的）守夜，守灵
●in the wake of sth●in sth's wakefollowing or happening after something, often as a result of it随…之后而来；跟随在…后；紧随◆The floods left a great deal of destruction in their wake.洪水过后满目疮痍。 |