awake

awake
ə'weik
1. past tense awoke [F'wouk]: past participles awaked, awoken - verb
(to wake from sleep: He was awoken by a noise; He awoke suddenly.) despertar(se)

2. adjective
(not asleep: Is he awake?) despierto
awake adj despierto
awake
tr[ə'weɪk]
adjective
1 despierto,-a
intransitive verb (pt awoke tr[ə'wəʊk] , pp awaked o awoken tr[ə'wəʊkən] )
1 despertar
2 despertarse
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to be awake to something ser consciente de algo
awake [ə'weɪk] v, awoke [ə'wo:k] ; awoken [ə'wo:kə n] or awaked ; awaking : despertar
awake adj
: despierto
awake
adj.
alerta adj.
despierto, -a adj.
desvelado, -a adj.
v.
(§ p.,p.p.: awoke, awakened) = despertar v.
ə'weɪk
I
adjective (pred) despierto

to stay awake — no dormirse*, mantenerse* despierto

you kept me awake all night — no me dejaste dormir en toda la noche

to be wide awake — estar* totalmente despierto


II
1.
(past awoke; past p awoken) intransitive verb
a) (wake up) despertar*

I awoke to find him gone — cuando (me) desperté, él se había ido

b) (become aware)

to awake to something — \<\<to danger/reality\>\> darse* cuenta de algo


2.
vt despertar*
[ǝ'weɪk] (pt awoke or awaked) (pp awoken or awaked)
1.
ADJ despierto

to be awake — estar despierto

fully awake — totalmente despierto

I was still only half awake — aún estaba medio dormido

coffee keeps me awake — (=keeps me alert) el café me mantiene despierto; (=stops me sleeping) el café me desvela

the noise kept me awake — el ruido no me dejó dormir

to lie awake, he lay awake all night, thinking about his new job — no pudo dormir en toda la noche or estuvo desvelado toda la noche, pensando en su nuevo trabajo

I'm not really awake yet — aún no estoy despierto del todo

to stay awake — mantenerse despierto, no dormirse

I found it difficult to stay awake — me costaba mantenerme despierto, me costaba no dormirme

I'm not going to stay awake all night worrying about that — no voy a pasarme toda la noche en vela preocupándome por eso

to be awake to sth — (fig) ser consciente de algo

wide awake — totalmente despierto

2. VT
1) (=wake up) despertar
2) (=arouse) [+ suspicion, curiosity] despertar; [+ hope] hacer nacer; [+ memories] reavivar, resucitar
3. VI
1) liter (=wake up) despertar

I awoke from a deep sleep — desperté de un sueño profundo

when are we going to awake from this nightmare? — ¿cuándo vamos a despertar de esta pesadilla?

she awoke to a lovely, sunny day — despertó y el día era precioso, soleado

he awoke to find himself in hospital — al despertar(se) vio que se hallaba en el hospital

2) (=become aware)

to awake to sth — darse cuenta de algo

she awoke to the fact that ... — se dio cuenta de que ...

he finally awoke to his responsibilities — finalmente tomó conciencia de sus responsabilidades

* * *
[ə'weɪk]
I
adjective (pred) despierto

to stay awake — no dormirse*, mantenerse* despierto

you kept me awake all night — no me dejaste dormir en toda la noche

to be wide awake — estar* totalmente despierto


II
1.
(past awoke; past p awoken) intransitive verb
a) (wake up) despertar*

I awoke to find him gone — cuando (me) desperté, él se había ido

b) (become aware)

to awake to something — \<\<to danger/reality\>\> darse* cuenta de algo


2.
vt despertar*

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