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Meanings of wake up in English
Usage of wake up in English
1
A very serious wake up call our industry needs to get serious!
2
Will the Government now wake up to the crisis in third-level education?
3
Every morning I'd wake up saying, 'Today I'll get ahold of myself.
4
I suppose the answer will explain the question, once you wake up.
5
The government needs to wake up, take action and initiate an NAP.
6
Great to wake up with the power still on, Waikaremoana Holiday Park.
7
These recent cases should serve as a wake up call to Congress.
8
I wake up with the hope of trying to get it right.
9
She was sure she'd wake up the following morning feeling peachy dandy.
10
On Tuesday and Thursday mornings, I'd wake up and think: Swim Practice.
11
Every time I tried to listen to them, however, I'd wake up.
12
He could wake up in bed there and continue with his business.
13
Ty did not expect her to wake up for a long time.
14
I push the power button and wait for it to wake up.
15
The truth is, we MUST wake up and speak against pedophilia vehemently.
16
Every day you wake up there's a new song waiting on you.
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Translations for wake up
Portuguese
Catalan
Wake up through the time
Wake up across language varieties
Canada
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
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