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wakeful

/ˈweɪk.fəl/

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adjective

/ˈweɪk.fəl/C1formal
  • ruОписывает состояние, когда человек не может уснуть или находится в состоянии бодрствования и настороженности.

Describes a state of being unable to sleep or being alert and watchful.

  1. Alert and watchfulB2formal

    Carefully observant or attentive; on the lookout for possible danger.

    ruБдительный

    • The guard remained wakeful throughout the night.
    • A wakeful sentry scanned the horizon for any movement.
    • She kept a wakeful eye on the children playing near the water.

    Synonymsalertattentiveobservanton guardvigilantwarywatchful

    Antonymscarelessinattentivenegligentobliviousunwatchful

  2. Easily disturbed sleepB2formal

    Describing sleep that is light and easily interrupted.

    ruЧуткий сон

    • His sleep was wakeful, disturbed by every small noise.
    • She had a wakeful night, tossing and turning until dawn.
    • The baby's wakeful sleep meant the parents got little rest.

    Synonymsfitfullightrestless

    Antonymsdeepheavysound

  3. Fully consciousB2formal

    Marked by full consciousness or alertness; not drowsy.

    ruБодрствующий

    • After the coffee, he felt completely wakeful and ready to work.
    • The medication left her feeling unusually wakeful at night.
    • Despite the late hour, she was still wakeful and engaged in conversation.

    Synonymsalertawakeawareconscious

    Antonymsasleepdrowsysleepyunconscious

Forms
  • more wakeful comparative form
  • most wakeful superlative form
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