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despertar a

to wake up

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phrase Common #6,385
to wake up Used with a person as the object: despertar a alguien means “to wake someone up.” It can also be used figuratively, as in despertar a alguien a la realidad (“to awaken someone to reality”).
SP: No quería despertar a mi hermano.
EN: I didn’t want to wake my brother up.

No quiero despertar a Tom.

I don't want to wake Tom up.

No conseguiste despertar a Harry.

You failed to wake Harry up.

Vete a despertar a Mary.

Go wake Mary up.

¿Debería despertar a todo el mundo?

Should I wake everyone up?

— तुम्बाड (2018)

Creo que es hora de despertar a Robert.

I think it’s time to wake Robert up.

No es buena idea despertar a una serpiente dormida.

It’s not a good idea to wake a sleeping snake.

Tom silenciosamente entró en la casa porque temía despertar a María.

Tom quietly entered the house because he was afraid of waking Maria.

No pude despertar a Tom.

I couldn't wake Tom up.

Vete a despertar a Tom.

Go wake up Tom.

Pero, para ser parte de mi equipo, tendría que despertar a la realidad.

But, to be part of my team, he would have to wake up to reality.

— Tropa de Élite (2007)

Tengo que despertar a Tom.

I need to wake Tom up.

Ten cuidado de no despertar a la bebé.

Be careful not to wake the baby.

Ten cuidado para no despertar a Tom.

Be careful not to wake Tom.

Me gustaría despertar a Tom yo mismo.

I’d like to wake Tom up myself.

No llorará para no despertar a la casa.

She won't cry so as not to wake up the house.

— Aún estoy aquí (2024)

Tom está intentando despertar a Mary.

Tom is trying to wake Mary up.

¿Por qué despertar a un lobo y dejar que todos escapen?

Why wake a wolf and let everyone escape?

— El imperio de las sombras (2016)

Logró despertar a Harry.

He managed to wake Harry up.

Vayamos a despertar a Tom.

Let's go wake Tom up.

Ten cuidado no despertar a Tom.

Be careful not to wake Tom.

Y no quiero despertar a Akiyo y que les vea en ese estado.

And I don't want to wake Akiyo up and have her see them in that state.

— Cuentos de Tokio (1953)