awake

• Adjetivo que descreve o estado de não estar dormindo; que está desperto, consciente ou atento.

An adjective describing a state of not sleeping; conscious, alert, or vigilant.

1. Not sleepingA1formal

   Having full awareness or not being asleep.

   Acordado

   • She was still awake at midnight reading her book.
   • I was wide awake after drinking too much coffee.
   • He stayed awake all night watching movies.

   Sinônimosalertconscioussleeplesswakeful

   Antônimosasleepsleeping

2. Aware or alertB2formal

   Being conscious or fully aware of what is happening.

   Atento

   • She became awake to the problems in the company.
   • He is awake to the dangers of online privacy breaches.
   • The audience was fully awake during the entire presentation.

   Sinônimosalertattentiveawareconsciousobservantvigilantwarywatchful

   Antônimosignorantinattentiveobliviousunawareunconscious

3. Vigilant or watchfulC1formal

   Being careful and ready to respond to potential dangers.

   Vigilante

   • Soldiers must remain awake to any threats in the area.
   • The community stayed awake against crime by organizing patrols.
   • She remained awake to the changes in the market trends.

   Sinônimosalertattentiveobservanton guardvigilantwarywatchful

   Antônimoscarelessheedlessinattentivenegligentobliviousunwaryunwatchful

• Verbo que significa parar de dormir, despertar ou acordar; também pode indicar fazer alguém acordar ou tomar consciência de algo.

A verb meaning to stop sleeping, to become conscious, or to cause someone to become conscious or aware.

verbo irregular

1. A2formal

   To stop sleeping; to emerge from sleep.

   Acordar

   • He awoke early to catch the sunrise.
   • She awakes every morning at six o'clock.
   • The noise from the street awoke the baby.

   Sinônimosawakenrousestirwakewake upwaken

   Antônimosdozenapsleepslumber

2. Become aware or alertB2formal

   To become conscious of something; to become alert or aware.

   Dar-se conta

   • The incident awoke him to the dangers of the situation.
   • She awoke to the reality of the problem.
   • It was a challenge that awoke his curiosity.

   Sinônimosawakencome tonoticeperceiverealizerousestirwakewake up