单词	wise up
释义	English American wise up mainly US informal — phrasal verb with wise uk/waɪz/us/waɪz/verb to start to understand a situation or fact and believe what you hear about it, even if it is difficult or unpleasant: Those who think this is a harmless recreational drug should wise up. It's about time employers wised up to the fact that employees who are happy work more efficiently. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Understanding and comprehending apprehend apprehension *at your* fingertips idiom attune bear in on/upon common fathom feel fingertip hit** make sth/sb of sth/sb *make sth/sb* out mind picture plumb read between the lines idiom reading realization take sth in twig See more results » wise up /ˈwɑɪzˈʌp/infml — phrasal verb with wise verb to begin to understand the truth about an unpleasant situation or a fact:** It’s time that Congress wised up to the fact that most citizens do not trust politicians.
随便看	notelet notelet notepad notepad computer notepaper notepaper notes notes payable notes receivable notes to the accounts noteworthy nothing nothing could be further from the truth nothing could have been further from my mind/thoughts nothing daunted nothing doing nothing less than something nothing like sb/sth nothing like something nothing more than nothing much nothing of the kind nothing of the sort nothing on nothing short of something

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