wakens

v.

醒来，睡醒( waken的第三人称单数 )；唤醒，弄醒；（使）觉醒， （使）振奋，激发；

waken up醒来

1. Nature seems to be wakened from a deep sleep.
   大自然好像从沉睡中被唤醒。
2. I was wakened by the telephone.
   我被电话铃吵醒了。
3. It wakened the local government to realize the need for safety precautions.
   这让当地政府觉醒了，认识到必须采取安全预防措施。
4. The dream wakened a forgotten memory.
   那梦唤起了一段忘却的记忆。

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