wise up
/waɪz ʌp/Word connections
verb
/waɪz ʌp/
Фразовый глагол, означающий осознать правду о ситуации, часто после наивности или обмана.
Verbo frasal que significa darse cuenta de la verdad sobre una situación, a menudo después de haber sido ingenuo o engañado.
Verbe à particule signifiant prendre conscience de la vérité d'une situation, souvent après avoir été naïf ou trompé.
Phrasal verb, das bedeutet, die Wahrheit über eine Situation zu erkennen, oft nach Naivität oder Täuschung; auch: vernünftig werden oder sich eines Besseren besinnen.
Verbo frasal que significa perceber a verdade sobre uma situação, geralmente depois de ter sido ingênuo ou enganado; também pode indicar tornar-se mais atento ou sensato.
动词短语，指认清真相或事情的实质，通常是在经历天真或受骗之后。
فعل مركب يعني أن يدرك الشخص الحقيقة أو الواقع بعد أن كان ساذجًا أو مخدوعًا.
A phrasal verb meaning to become aware of the truth about a situation, often after being naive or deceived.
uncountable · intransitive · phrasal, no object
Become aware or informedinformalamerican
To become aware of the truth about a situation, especially after being naive or deceived.
Осознатьdarse cuenta, espabilarseOuvrir les yeux / Se rendre compteZur Erkenntnis gelangenCair na real醒悟أدرك الحقيقة- He finally wised up to their dishonest scheme.
- You need to wise up and stop trusting everyone so easily.
- She wised up after realizing she was being taken advantage of.
Synonymscatch onfind outget the pictureget wiselearnrealizewake up
- wised up past participle
- wised up past simple
- wising up present participle
- wises up third person singular
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