awake in Czech
awake in Czech is bdící, probuzený, vzhůru — awake means not asleep; conscious.
awake in Czech
bdící
Not asleep; conscious.
probuzený
Not asleep; conscious.
vzhůru
Not asleep; conscious.
probudit se
vzbudit se
probudit se
(transitive) To cause (somebody) to stop sleeping.
vzbudit
(transitive) To cause (somebody) to stop sleeping.
vzbudit se
(transitive) To cause (somebody) to stop sleeping.
What does "awake" mean?
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adj Not asleep; conscious.
"I was wide awake all night because of the noisy neighbours."
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verb To stop sleeping, or to wake someone else up.
"A loud knock at the door awakened the whole household."
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awake in a sentence
- I was wide awake all night because of the noisy neighbours.
- The baby was still awake at midnight.
- A loud knock at the door awakened the whole household.
- He awoke to the sound of rain on the window.
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What is "awake" in Czech?
"awake" in Czech is bdící, probuzený, vzhůru. awake means: Not asleep; conscious.
How do you use "awake" in a sentence?
Example: "I was wide awake all night because of the noisy neighbours." In Czech, "awake" is bdící, probuzený, vzhůru.
Are there other ways to say "awake" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 6 translations listed for "awake": bdící, probuzený, vzhůru, probudit se, vzbudit se, vzbudit.
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