awake in Irish
awake in Irish is i do dhúiseacht, dúisigh — awake means not asleep; conscious.
awake in Irish
i do dhúiseacht
Not asleep; conscious.
dúisigh
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 Irish?
"awake" in Irish is i do dhúiseacht, dúisigh. 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 Irish, "awake" is i do dhúiseacht, dúisigh.
Are there other ways to say "awake" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "awake": i do dhúiseacht, dúisigh.
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