wakeful

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishwakefulwake‧ful /ˈweɪkfəl/ adjective literary a) WAKE UP/GET UPnot sleeping or unable to sleep She lay wakeful in her room for most of the night. b) WAKE UP/GET UPa wakeful period of time is one when you cannot sleep —wakefulness noun [uncountable]Examples from the Corpuswakeful• He was much more restless than last night, and, despite sleeping drugs, much more wakeful.• She had been up most of the night with a wakeful baby.• His breathing was the forced, wakeful kind.• The unhappiness Roman's suggestion had brought, combined with wakeful nights, had made her sleep too heavily.

单词	wakeful
释义	wakeful From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishwakefulwake‧ful /ˈweɪkfəl/ adjective literary a) WAKE UP/GET UPnot sleeping or unable to sleep She lay wakeful in her room for most of the night. b) WAKE UP/GET UPa wakeful period of time is one when you cannot sleep —wakefulness noun [uncountable]Examples from the Corpuswakeful• He was much more restless than last night, and, despite sleeping drugs, much more wakeful.• She had been up most of the night with a wakeful baby.• His breathing was the forced, wakeful kind.• The unhappiness Roman's suggestion had brought, combined with wakeful nights, had made her sleep too heavily.
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