Cool MateMeaning of Wake up
To stop sleeping and become fully awake.
In simple words: To stop sleeping and become awake.
Wake up in a sentence
- I need to wake up early for work tomorrow.
- She usually wakes up at 7 AM.
- It was hard to wake up after a long night's sleep.
- Please wake up the kids for breakfast.
- Even the loud noise didn’t wake him up.
- After a busy day, I finally managed to wake up refreshed.
How to use Wake up
Use 'wake up' informally when discussing rising from sleep. In formal writing, consider alternatives like 'awaken.'
Grammar pattern
wake up + object (optional)
Memory hint
Think of waking up as shaking off a blanket of sleep.
Related words
Collocations with Wake up
- wake up suddenly
- wake up early
- wake up late
- wake up to reality
- wake up refreshed
Synonyms for Wake up
- awaken
- arouse
- stir
- rouse
- come to
Common mistakes with Wake up
- Using 'woke up' incorrectly as a question form.
- Confusing with 'wake' which can be a different verb form.
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Frequently asked questions about "Wake up"
What does "Wake up" mean?
To stop sleeping and become awake.
What is the definition of "Wake up"?
To stop sleeping and become fully awake.
How do you use "Wake up" in a sentence?
I need to wake up early for work tomorrow.
Can you give another example of "Wake up"?
She usually wakes up at 7 AM.
What are synonyms for "Wake up"?
Common alternatives include awaken, arouse, stir, rouse, come to.
What words go with "Wake up"?
It commonly pairs with wake up suddenly, wake up early, wake up late, wake up to reality, wake up refreshed.
What are common mistakes when using "Wake up"?
Using 'woke up' incorrectly as a question form. Confusing with 'wake' which can be a different verb form.
How do you pronounce "Wake up"?
US: //weɪk ʌp//, UK: //weɪk ʌp//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use "Wake up"?
Use 'wake up' informally when discussing rising from sleep. In formal writing, consider alternatives like 'awaken.'