Wake up meaning in English

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Definition

to wake up: to stop sleeping, to awake verb
I woke up early this morning, I have a lot of things to do today.

This is an irregular verb:
I wake up / I woke up / I have woken up
  • "Wake up, gentle travelers."
  • "Chuk-Chuk : Wake up."
  • "I woke up incredibly late"
  • "When I woke up later I began to weep."
  • "Guy DuPuy : I woke up very late"
  • "Jean-Pierre : Wake up!"
  • "Wake up Edward!"
  • "Brian : Krazy Gidyeon, it's time to wake up now."
  • "Hey buddy, wake up!"
  • "Hey buddy, wake up! Wake up! We're here at the harbor!"

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