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become more lively and interested 活跃起来；更感兴 趣：Wafce up
and iisten/ 打起精神注意 ‘ ！ 一 see also wake(1). ,wake $b一’up to make sb feel more lively 使 活跃；捷清醒：A coZd shower wiH soon wafce you up•你 冲个凉水_，很快就清醒了。◊
TTze doss needs wa/cing up.应该让这个班活跃翹来。一see also wake(1) ,wake ‘up
to sth to become aware of sth; to realize sth 意识 至1J;认识至!J: He hasn't yet woken up to
the seriousness 0/ the situation.他还没有认识到形势的严重性。
mnoun 1 an
occasion before or after a funeral when people gather to remember the dead
person, traditionally held the night before the funeral to watch over the body
before it is buried (葬礼前的）守夜；守
灵 2 the track
that a boat or ship leaves behind on the surface of the water (船只航行时的）尾流，航迹
IHTOl in the wake of sb/sth coming after or following sb/sth随…之居而来；跟随在…后：There have been demonstrations on the streets in the wake
of the recent bomb attack.在近来的炸弹袭击之后，大街上随即出现了
〇 A group of reporters followed in her wake. 一_记#跟随在她喊身后。◊抑e storm a traf丨0/
destruction in its wa/ce.暴风雨过处满目疮痍。
wake-board-ing
/'weikboidirj; NAmE -boird-/ noun [u] the sport of riding on a short wide
board called a wakeboard while
being pulled along through the water by a fast boat尾浪滑水（有快艇牵引，用尾浪板进行）
► wake board verb [V] — picture
o page R34 wake-ful/'weikfl/
adj. (formal) 1 not
sleeping; unable to sleep失眠的；禾能入睡的 HTH sleepless ： He
lay aZZ n砂t. 4躺在床上彻夜未眠。2 (of a
period at night 夜间一段时间）spent
with little or no sleep 没怎 么睡的；木眠的 EEdsleepless: She had spent many wafce_/i/Z nights worrying about him.她度过了许多不眠；£ 夜，为他担心。►wake.fuhness/iown
[U] waken
/'weikan/ verb (/brwfl/) 1 〜（sb) (up) to wake, or make sb wake，from sleep 醒来；睡醒；唤—；弄醒：[V] The
chi’Zd had just wafcened.送孩子刚醒。◊
[VN] J was wafcened by a inocfc at the door.敲门声把我吵醒了。c> note at awake 2 [VN] to make sb remember sth or feel sth again 唤起 _ (:记忆）；使感觉到：The dream
wakened a/orgotten memory.那梦唤起了一段忘却的记忆。
'wake-up
call noun 1 a
telephone call that you arrange to be made to you at a particular time, for
example in a hotel, in order to wake you up 催醒，电 话；叫早电话：1 asked for a wake-up call at 6.30 a.m. 我请他们在早晨6:30打电话叫醒我。2 an event that makes people realize that there is a problem that they
need to do sth about 让人警醒的事：These riots shoufd be a
wafce-up caH/or the government•这些暴乱该为政府 敲响瞀钟了。
wakey-wakey/.weiki 'weiki/ exclamation (BrE, informal, hwmoraws) used to tell sb to wake up (用k叫醒别人） 醒醒>
wak-ing/'weikirj/ adj. [only before noun] used to
describe time when you are awake 醒着的；不眠的：She spends
aH her wa/dng hours caring/or her mother•她不—觉的 时候都在照看母亲。kwaloin彳/?ow/7[U]:.
thedreami^ce state between waking and sieeping 似—非睡的梦境状态.. Wal-dorf salad /,wo:ldo:f 'saelad; NAmE -doirf/ noun [U, C] a salad made from apples, nuts, celery and mayon- naise ( = sauce made with egg and oil)沃尔多夫色拉 (用苹果、果仁、芹菜、蛋黄酱制作而成）
Wdlk <Hr/wo:k/ verb, noun
mverb 1 [usually +adv./prep.] to move
or go somewhere by putting one foot in front of the other on the ground, but
without running 走；行走；步行：[V] The baby’ is just Zeamfng to waWc.这孩手刚学走 J&。◊ ‘How did you gethere?’‘Jwa«ced.’ “你怎么到这儿来的？” “我走来 的。” ◊ He waifced away介om her.他慢慢地从她
身旁走开。◊ r/ie door opened and Jo vmWced in.门开 了，乔走了 进来。◊ She missed the bus and had to waWc home•她备赶上公共汽车，只好步行回家。◊TTieschooZ
is
within easy walking distance of the train station. ^ 校离火车站不远，不费劲就走到了。◊[VN]
Children here vvaWc several miies to sc/zoo〖•这里的孩子去上学要步行好
几英里。2
(also go
walkin运（both esp«r/a//y 8/f) to spend time walking for
pleasure 徒步旅行；故步：[V]
We're going walking in the mountains this summer. 4*# 夏天我们打算到山里去徒步旅行。◊ 1 vvdfced
across Scortand with a介iend.我和一个朋友徒步穿越了苏格兰。
◊ [VN] 77iey 〖ove waHcing the
moors.他们喜欢到沼泽地散
.步。3 [VN to go somewhere with sb on
foot, especially in order to make sure they get there safeiy 疮伴…走；.护送…走：He always walked her home, j也&常&送她走回家。4 [VN] to
take an animal for a walk; to make an animal walk somewhere 牵着 (动物）走；遛；赶着…走：TTieyivaifcfhefrdogsevery day.也们每天遛狗。5 [V] (/n/ormfl/) to disappear; to
be taicen away 不翼而飞；被适；—：Locfc up any vaZuaWes. Things ten& to waWc Ziere (=
be’stolen).把贵重物品锁
起来。这里的东西常会不翼而飞。6[V](//YeraAy)(ofa ghost 鬼魂）to appear
出现；出没；显灵 run before you can walk to do things that are difficult, without learning the basic skills first
不会走就跑；没掌
握基本功就做难事 walk the 'beat (of police officers # 察)to walk around the area that they are responsible for 在辖区值勤巡逻 walk _free to be
allowed to leave court, etc” without receiving any punishment 获无罪释
放'walk
it (informal) 1
to go somewhere on foot instead of in a
vehicle 徒步前往 2 to easily achieve sth that
you want 轻易获得；‘易取胜：It’s not a difficult exam, youll it/这次考试不难。你会轻松通过的！
walk
sb off their 'feet (informal) to make sb walk so far or so
fast that they are very tired 使走得筋疲力尽 walk off the 'job (NAm£) to stop
working in order to go on strike (备开釦位}罢工.walk the 'plank(in the past) to walk along a board placed over the side of a ship and
fall into the sea, as a punishment 走跳板（旧时遠迫受
害人在置于船舷外的跳板上行走而致落水）walk the 'streets to walk around the streets of a town or city (在城镇里）穿街走巷；在大街上闲逛：ft it sa/e to waWc the streets a〖one at night?夜间独自一人在大街上行走安
全吗？■ walk _tall to feel proud and confident 昂首阔 步；趾高气扬.,walk
the 'walk (/n/orma/，fl/?prav//7g) to act in a way that shows
people you are really good at what you do, and not just good at talking about
it 言行 一致：You. can talk the talk but can you walk the walk? 你说得头头是道，可是你做得到吗？ —more at air n., AISLE, LINE n., THIN adj., TIGHTROPE IJSI；m .walk a'way
(from sb/sth) to leave a difficult situation or
relationship, etc. instead of staying and trying to deal with it (从困难的处境或关系中）脱身，一走了之，walk a'way with sth (informal) to win or obtain sth easily 轻易灰胜；轻易会得：She waifced
away with the goW medaL 她轻松了金牌。.walk in on sb/sth to enter a room when sb in there is doing sth private and does not
expect you 冷不丁进屋撞见..walk ’into sth {informal) 1 to
become involved in an unpleasant situation, especially because you were not
sensible enough to avoid it不意落入，不明智地陷入 < 不愉快的境地）：
J realized J’d vvaWced into a trap•我意识到.自己稀里糊涂
落入了 陷阱。2 to succeed in getting a job very easily 轻易获得（工作），walk 'into sth/sb to crash into sth/sb
while you are walking, for example because you do not see them走路时撞着（人或东西），wa丨k _off to leave a person or
place suddenly because you are angry or Upset 愤然商去;.拂袖而去,walk sth—'off to go for a wal( after
a meal so that you feel less full 散步消食： We waWced ojfa hecTKy
Sunday hmch•我们星期日午餐吃 得特别多，散散步帮助消化。，walk 'off with sth (/•/i/o/7??fl/) 1 to
win sth easily 轻易取胜 2 to take sth that is
not yours; to steal sth 顺争牵顺便偷走，walk ’out [informal) (of workers X A) to stop working in order
to go on strike (离开岗位）罢工一related noun walkout (1) .walk 'out (of sth) to leave a meeting,
performance, etc. suddenly, especially in order to show your disap- proval突然离去，退场，退席（尤为表示异议）
—related
noun walkout(2) .walk out (on sb) {informal) to suddenly leave
sb that you are having a relationship with and that you have a responsibility
for 遗弃，抛弃，舍弃，离开（某人）HE1 DESERT: HOW couW she
out on her fcids?她怎么能遗弃自己的孩子
呢？ .walk _out (on sth) to stop doing sth that
you have agreed to do
before it is completed 半途而 废；半截撰挑子：J never waZfc out on a
job done. 我做工作从不卓途而废。，walk (all) ‘over sb(//7/o/wfl/)