wake-up
英 ['weɪk'ʌp]
美 ['weɪk'ʌp]
- adj. 醒过来的；引起激动的
- n. 唤醒；醒来
英语词源
- wake-up (n.)
- something that brings one to alertness or out of sleep, 1965, often in the 1960s in reference to a shot of heroin in the morning. Phrase wake-up call is attested from 1968, originally a call one received from the hotel desk in the morning. Verbal phrase wake up is from 1530s; earlier the adverb was out (late 14c.)
权威例句
- 1. Adam stumbles on, leaving a trail of devastation in his wake.
- 亚当蹒跚而行，沿路留下毁坏的痕迹。
- 2. In his wake came a waiter wheeling a trolley.
- 一位推着手推车的侍者紧随着他过来。
- 3. You will wake to find film crews camped in your backyard.
- 一觉醒来，你会发现电影摄制组进驻了你家后院。
- 4. The ride was smooth until they got into the merchant ship's wake.
- 航行一直很顺利，直到他们碰上了商船的尾流。
- 5. "Did I wake you?" — "Yes, but it doesn't matter."
- “我把你吵醒了？”——“是的，不过没关系。”