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"wakeful" in Spanish

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"wakeful" in Spanish
wakeful{adjective}
desvelado- en vela- vigilante- alerta
wake{noun}
estela- velorio- velatorio- surco- velación- velaciones
to wake{transitive verb}
despertar
to wake{intransitive verb}
despertar- despertarse
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TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
wakeful{adjective}
wakeful(also: wide awake)
desvelado{adj. m}
wakeful(also: awake)
en vela{adj.}
to have a wakeful night
pasar la noche en vela
wakeful(also: awake, vigilant, watchful, Argus-eyed)
vigilante{adj. m/f}
wakeful(also: vigilant)
alerta{adj. m/f}
wake{noun}
wake(also: slipstream, trail, vapour trail, backwash)
estela{f}
This report was keenly awaited in the wake of the Interinstitutional Agreement of December 2003.
Era un informe muy esperado en la estela del Acuerdo Interinstitucional de diciembre de 2003.
the hurricane left a trail of destruction in its wake
el huracán dejó una estela de destrucción a su paso
The new pact and euro-unifying economic governance will bring mass unemployment and poverty in their wake.
El nuevo pacto y la gobernanza económica que une a Europa dejarán una estela de desempleo masivo y pobreza.
wake(also: vigil, funeral wake)
velorio{m}
wake(also: chapel of rest, vigil, funeral parlor)
velatorio{m}
We must avoid turning our reasoning and indignant declarations into a wake because, while we are expressing our indignation, executions are still being carried out.
Debemos evitar de convertir nuestros razonamientos y nuestra indignación en un velatorio, porque, mientras nos indignamos, ellos continúan matando.
wake(also: track)
surco{m} (en el agua)
wake
velación{f} (a un difunto)
wake
velaciones{f} (a un difunto)
to wake[waked; woke · waked; woken] {transitive verb}
to wake(also: to arouse, to awaken, to enkindle, to waken)
despertar[despertando · despertado; despierto] {v.t.}
The West must wake up to the realities of Afghanistan.
Occidente tiene que despertar a las realidades de Afganistán.
Ladies and gentlemen, you must wake up to what is happening.
Señorías, deben despertar ante lo que está sucediendo.
People believed they could increase their own wealth quite quickly, only to wake up filled with utter bitterness.
Creyeron que podrían enriquecerse muy deprisa, solo para despertar a la amarga realidad.
to wake[waked; woke · waked; woken] {intransitive verb}
to wake(also: to abray)
despertar[despertando · despertado; despierto] {v.i.}
The West must wake up to the realities of Afghanistan.
Occidente tiene que despertar a las realidades de Afganistán.
Ladies and gentlemen, you must wake up to what is happening.
Señorías, deben despertar ante lo que está sucediendo.
People believed they could increase their own wealth quite quickly, only to wake up filled with utter bitterness.
Creyeron que podrían enriquecerse muy deprisa, solo para despertar a la amarga realidad.
to wake(also: to wake up, to awake)
despertarse[despertándose · despertado; despierto] {r. v.}
Nobody enjoys waking up from a general anaesthetic in a strange environment.
A nadie le gusta despertarse de una anestesia general en un entorno desconocido.
Simply waking up one morning to hear that they have a Constitution is not going to reassure them.
Despertarse una mañana para oír decir que tienen una Constitución no va a tranquilizarles.
to wake up to the sound of birds singing
despertarse con el canto de los pájaros

SYNONYMS
Synonyms (English) for "wakeful":
wakeful
argus-eyed- light- open-eyed- vigilant- waking
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
Context examples for "wakeful" in Spanish(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
to have a wakeful night
pasar la noche en vela

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