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Meanings of come alive in English

Portuguese
despertar
Catalan
despertar
Spanish
resucitar

Stop sleeping.

despertar
Usage of come alive in English
1
More recently, Cruddas has come alive to the potential of radical democracy.
The Guardian
2
Soccer: Tonight, Little Italy will come alive on Sir Matt Busby way.
The Irish Times
3
They looked odd, but made music come alive in a fresh way.
Wired
4
The screen had come alive, with a number of symbols flitting by.
Firewall
5
Watch the sun set and see the city come alive after dark.
The South African
6
But the word did not come alive, which would've been rather exciting.
The red pyramid
7
She smiled at him; he had come alive for once, telling it.
Lost in translation
8
It was as if a part of the hill had come alive.
Servant of a dark god
9
They're so capable, they only come alive with sanity in the rear-view.
Wired
10
Nor did anything that had been alive come alive from the ruins.
The Complete Works of H. P. Lovecraft
11
Allday felt the soreness in his chest come alive like a warning.
For my Country’s Freedom
12
The man in the sombrero and shirt-sleeves was first to come alive.
The Taming of Red Butte Western
13
So they called up and asked him to come alive and report.
The Lookout Man
14
And it should come alive from Grove, and be cooked by Stubbs.
The Claverings
15
The next moment, the air seemed to come alive around his head.
Mutated
16
The raft seemed to come alive, turn into a wild, crazy animal.
The river
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Translations for come alive
Come alive through the time
Come alive across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
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