Vocab Bloom Hub

wake-up call

/ˈweɪk ʌp kɔːl/

翻译: 叫醒某人的电话,尤指酒店的叫醒服务;也指使人猛然醒悟、意识到必须改变行为或采取行动的事件。

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/ˈweɪk ʌp kɔːl/B2informal
  • zh叫醒某人的电话,尤指酒店的叫醒服务;也指使人猛然醒悟、意识到必须改变行为或采取行动的事件。

A phone call made to wake someone up, especially in a hotel; or a sudden event that makes someone realize they need to change their behavior or take action.

  1. A warning or alertB2informal

    An event or experience that shocks someone into realizing a problem or the need for change.

    zh警钟

    • His sudden illness was a real wake-up call to start eating healthier.
    • The poor test results served as a wake-up call for the student to study harder.
    • The company's financial losses were a wake-up call to change their strategy.
  2. A phone call to wake someoneA2formal

    A telephone call made at a pre-arranged time to wake someone up, typically in a hotel.

    zh叫醒电话

    • I requested a wake-up call for 6 AM at the hotel.
    • The front desk will give you a wake-up call in the morning.
    • She missed her wake-up call and was late for the flight.
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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