Definition of wake-up in English:

wake-up

noun

An instance of a person waking up or being woken up.
the wake-up comes in the dark before dawn
as modifier tables full of men sipping a wake-up Armagnac
Example sentencesExamples
- If I wished anything from this catastrophe, it would be that it became a wake-up to that great nation to review the social welfare, education and health systems so that the poor were not left so helpless.
- Perhaps it's because I set the alarm slightly later so the wake-up was easier.
- Normally, it is the wake-up time for all off-duty personnel.
- But Citroën is realistic about being the first with a wake-up device, and as it costs £300 extra, the company doesn't expect to sell many.
- John Downing asks if Fianna Fail have been sent a wake-up message by voters.
- I get out of bed at the usual time, though my body aches protest at the before-dawn wake-up.
- I have managed to get put on early shifts at work permanently so I finally have a regular wake-up time of 7.15 am.
- This wake-up ceremony is carried out every day of every year regardless of the weather.
- I made myself a strong wake-up coffee, and called them.
- One turn and there's the instant wake-up water cascading from the shower head.
- I retain injuries a little longer, I notice things changing - and that's a real wake-up - I feel something knocking at me every day.
- I think the camera should be up front, integrated with intelligence and trained on the driver so it could activate a wake-up alarm when it sensed ‘nod off.’
- A handwritten note requesting a desired wake-up time was placed on the kitchen table.
- Our body clock responds to an imitation sunrise by accelerating the wake-up processes.
- Like a wake-up from amnesia, a life spread out before me.
- In addition to getting your room info, you can choose a wake-up time and even arrange for the hotel's airport shuttle service to pick you up at the airport.
- I hope this tragic case can send out a wake-up message to all those people who make this kind of idiotic call.
- I picked him up, gave him a wake-up cuddle, and plonked him down in front of his breakfast dish, still half-full with perfectly good food.
- We were getting ready to go to bed about 8:00 at night because it was a 2:00 in the morning wake-up.
- If you don't eat a wake-up meal, make some adjustments in your breakfast.
Synonyms
revitalize, energize, refresh, revive, vivify, brace, rejuvenate, enliven, liven up, perk up, wake up, animate, galvanize, electrify, stimulate, motivate, rouse, exhilarate, excite

Phrases

be a wake-up

informal Be fully alert or aware.
I'm a wake-up to you

Definition of wake-up in US English:

wake-up

nounˈwākəp

An instance of a person waking up or being woken up.
Example sentencesExamples
- I hope this tragic case can send out a wake-up message to all those people who make this kind of idiotic call.
- I picked him up, gave him a wake-up cuddle, and plonked him down in front of his breakfast dish, still half-full with perfectly good food.
- I retain injuries a little longer, I notice things changing - and that's a real wake-up - I feel something knocking at me every day.
- Our body clock responds to an imitation sunrise by accelerating the wake-up processes.
- Like a wake-up from amnesia, a life spread out before me.
- We were getting ready to go to bed about 8:00 at night because it was a 2:00 in the morning wake-up.
- I made myself a strong wake-up coffee, and called them.
- In addition to getting your room info, you can choose a wake-up time and even arrange for the hotel's airport shuttle service to pick you up at the airport.
- This wake-up ceremony is carried out every day of every year regardless of the weather.
- One turn and there's the instant wake-up water cascading from the shower head.
- A handwritten note requesting a desired wake-up time was placed on the kitchen table.
- But Citroën is realistic about being the first with a wake-up device, and as it costs £300 extra, the company doesn't expect to sell many.
- John Downing asks if Fianna Fail have been sent a wake-up message by voters.
- Normally, it is the wake-up time for all off-duty personnel.
- I have managed to get put on early shifts at work permanently so I finally have a regular wake-up time of 7.15 am.
- If I wished anything from this catastrophe, it would be that it became a wake-up to that great nation to review the social welfare, education and health systems so that the poor were not left so helpless.
- I think the camera should be up front, integrated with intelligence and trained on the driver so it could activate a wake-up alarm when it sensed ‘nod off.’
- I get out of bed at the usual time, though my body aches protest at the before-dawn wake-up.
- Perhaps it's because I set the alarm slightly later so the wake-up was easier.
- If you don't eat a wake-up meal, make some adjustments in your breakfast.
Synonyms
revitalize, energize, refresh, revive, vivify, brace, rejuvenate, enliven, liven up, perk up, wake up, animate, galvanize, electrify, stimulate, motivate, rouse, exhilarate, excite

单词	wake-up
释义	Definition of wake-up in English: wake-up noun An instance of a person waking up or being woken up. the wake-up comes in the dark before dawn as modifier tables full of men sipping a wake-up Armagnac Example sentencesExamples If I wished anything from this catastrophe, it would be that it became a wake-up to that great nation to review the social welfare, education and health systems so that the poor were not left so helpless. Perhaps it's because I set the alarm slightly later so the wake-up was easier. Normally, it is the wake-up time for all off-duty personnel. But Citroën is realistic about being the first with a wake-up device, and as it costs £300 extra, the company doesn't expect to sell many. John Downing asks if Fianna Fail have been sent a wake-up message by voters. I get out of bed at the usual time, though my body aches protest at the before-dawn wake-up. I have managed to get put on early shifts at work permanently so I finally have a regular wake-up time of 7.15 am. This wake-up ceremony is carried out every day of every year regardless of the weather. I made myself a strong wake-up coffee, and called them. One turn and there's the instant wake-up water cascading from the shower head. I retain injuries a little longer, I notice things changing - and that's a real wake-up - I feel something knocking at me every day. I think the camera should be up front, integrated with intelligence and trained on the driver so it could activate a wake-up alarm when it sensed ‘nod off.’ A handwritten note requesting a desired wake-up time was placed on the kitchen table. Our body clock responds to an imitation sunrise by accelerating the wake-up processes. Like a wake-up from amnesia, a life spread out before me. In addition to getting your room info, you can choose a wake-up time and even arrange for the hotel's airport shuttle service to pick you up at the airport. I hope this tragic case can send out a wake-up message to all those people who make this kind of idiotic call. I picked him up, gave him a wake-up cuddle, and plonked him down in front of his breakfast dish, still half-full with perfectly good food. We were getting ready to go to bed about 8:00 at night because it was a 2:00 in the morning wake-up. If you don't eat a wake-up meal, make some adjustments in your breakfast. Synonyms revitalize, energize, refresh, revive, vivify, brace, rejuvenate, enliven, liven up, perk up, wake up, animate, galvanize, electrify, stimulate, motivate, rouse, exhilarate, excite Phrases be a wake-up informal Be fully alert or aware. I'm a wake-up to you noun.1 phr. Definition of wake-up in US English: wake-up nounˈwākəp An instance of a person waking up or being woken up. Example sentencesExamples I hope this tragic case can send out a wake-up message to all those people who make this kind of idiotic call. I picked him up, gave him a wake-up cuddle, and plonked him down in front of his breakfast dish, still half-full with perfectly good food. I retain injuries a little longer, I notice things changing - and that's a real wake-up - I feel something knocking at me every day. Our body clock responds to an imitation sunrise by accelerating the wake-up processes. Like a wake-up from amnesia, a life spread out before me. We were getting ready to go to bed about 8:00 at night because it was a 2:00 in the morning wake-up. I made myself a strong wake-up coffee, and called them. In addition to getting your room info, you can choose a wake-up time and even arrange for the hotel's airport shuttle service to pick you up at the airport. This wake-up ceremony is carried out every day of every year regardless of the weather. One turn and there's the instant wake-up water cascading from the shower head. A handwritten note requesting a desired wake-up time was placed on the kitchen table. But Citroën is realistic about being the first with a wake-up device, and as it costs £300 extra, the company doesn't expect to sell many. John Downing asks if Fianna Fail have been sent a wake-up message by voters. Normally, it is the wake-up time for all off-duty personnel. I have managed to get put on early shifts at work permanently so I finally have a regular wake-up time of 7.15 am. If I wished anything from this catastrophe, it would be that it became a wake-up to that great nation to review the social welfare, education and health systems so that the poor were not left so helpless. I think the camera should be up front, integrated with intelligence and trained on the driver so it could activate a wake-up alarm when it sensed ‘nod off.’ I get out of bed at the usual time, though my body aches protest at the before-dawn wake-up. Perhaps it's because I set the alarm slightly later so the wake-up was easier. If you don't eat a wake-up meal, make some adjustments in your breakfast. Synonyms revitalize, energize, refresh, revive, vivify, brace, rejuvenate, enliven, liven up, perk up, wake up, animate, galvanize, electrify, stimulate, motivate, rouse, exhilarate, excite
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