madrugar

to wake up early

m a d ɾ u ˈɡ a ɾ
madrug early morning + ar Infinitive
verb Rare #26,068
to wake up early
SP: Mañana tengo que madrugar para ir al aeropuerto.
EN: Tomorrow I have to wake up early to go to the airport.

Odias madrugar, ¿verdad?

You hate getting up early, don’t you?

No es bueno madrugar tanto.

Getting up so early isn’t good.

Estoy acostumbrada a madrugar.

I'm used to getting up early.

Por desgracia, tengo que madrugar todos los días.

Unfortunately, I have to get up early every day.

Tiene que madrugar también.

He has to get up early too.

— ¡Vivir! (1994)

Mañana hay que madrugar.

Tomorrow we have to get up early.

— El regreso (2003)

Odio los domingos por la noche porque sé que al día siguiente toca madrugar.

I hate Sunday nights because I know I have to get up early the next day.

Se fueron temprano porque tenían que madrugar al día siguiente.

They left early because they had to get up early the next day.

Es bueno para la salud madrugar.

It's good for your health to get up early.

Mañana tendrás que madrugar.

Tomorrow you’ll have to get up early.

No por mucho madrugar amanece más temprano.

Getting up early doesn't mean the sun rises earlier.

No quiero madrugar para trabajar duro.

I don't want to get up early to work hard.