woken

UK
/ˈwəʊkən/
US
/ˈwoʊkən/

Traducciones

wokenpast participle
UK
/ˈwəʊ.kən/
US
/ˈwoʊ.kən/
Derived from the past participle of the verb "wake"; functions as an adjective meaning "awake" or "having been awakened".
Once fully woken, she hurried downstairs to make coffee.
Une fois complètement réveillée, elle se dépêcha de descendre préparer du café.
Traducciones adicionales
éveilléS’emploie au sens figuré pour « rendu actif, stimulé ».
Sinónimos
wakeverb

woken

Past Participle

woke
Past Simple
woken
Past Participle
waking
Gerund
UK
/weɪk/
US
/weɪk/
(woke, woken – standard; also waked, waked – archaic/rare, except in waked as adj)
prendre conscienceSens figuré.
The news report helped wake the public to the environmental issues.
Le reportage a aidé le public à prendre conscience des problèmes environnementaux.
se réveiller
I usually wake at 7 AM every morning.
Je me réveille habituellement à 7 h tous les matins.
Please don't wake the baby; she just fell asleep.
S'il te plaît, ne réveille pas le bébé ; elle vient juste de s'endormir.
Traducciones adicionales
veillerAu sens de garder une veillée auprès d'un mort.

Definiciones

wokenpast participle
Awake; having been roused from sleep.
Once fully woken, she hurried downstairs to make coffee.
No longer inactive; stirred into activity.
The woken town bustled with life after dawn.
wakeverb
To stop sleeping and become conscious.
I usually wake at 7 AM every morning.
To cause someone to stop sleeping.
Please don't wake the baby; she just fell asleep.
To become aware or alert to something.
The news report helped wake the public to the environmental issues.
To keep vigil over (a dead person) before burial; to hold or attend a wake for.
Neighbours came to wake the deceased until dawn.
To revive or arouse a feeling, memory, or state of mind.
The discovery of the ancient coins will certainly wake fresh interest among historians.