awakening
despertar
definition
verb
Anna was awakened by the telephone
rouse from sleep; cause to stop sleeping.
noun
the war came as a rude awakening to the hardships of life
an act or moment of becoming suddenly aware of something.
adjective
his awakening desire
coming into existence or awareness.
translation of 'awakening'
noun
ato de acordar,
despertar
example
The 'awakening' industry also is finding changes in materials.
The wife got herself a rude 'awakening' to the fact that the times have changed, and that some good food and a good heart don't get you anywhere any longer.
Rather, there were indications of the 'awakening' of vigorous political debate.
I am getting a rude 'awakening' to the Conference League and some of the frightening decisions that are made in it.
It's a jolt, a rude 'awakening' , trying to exist without light or water in the home when they are taken away suddenly.
Credit for this victory should be given to an 'awakening' Taiwan consciousness.
The kind of 'awakening' horror of what I had become was about 10 years later.
The libretto is based on Perrault's familiar fairytale, but Petipa did much more with it than tell the story of Aurora's 100-year sleep and magical 'awakening' .
But anyone expecting softcore liberal humanism is bound to get a rude 'awakening' .
Toward the end of high school, you had a political 'awakening' when something tragic befell your family.
This is hardly due to his 'awakening' love for the camera and the mike.
The decade also saw the beginnings of a political 'awakening' whose form reflected the domination of the country's intellectual tendencies by Egypt.
But when Duncan develops a crush on Perry, the two are in for a sexual 'awakening' .
It implies that during the summer holidays, while your contemporaries got drunk on cider and obsessed about Big Brother, you experienced a profound political and sexual 'awakening' .
This trip marked the beginning of my homosexual 'awakening' .
I was in for a rude 'awakening' to this fact not too long ago.
Their dissimulated ignorance, unaccompanied by the imperative to know, provides a constant foil to her 'awakening' interest in knowing.
They'd forgotten what it was like to run industrial campaigns, and the new, more deregulated system of enterprise bargaining would prove a rude 'awakening' .
And with that, it's a bizarre little mix of 'awakening' despair and wild, reeling delight for both of us.
Citing a few examples, people who thought they were buying a property with a clear view of a bay get a rude 'awakening' when one day they suddenly see construction cranes and equipment for a new building.
This is a sample of what I have received, it is in a way a rude 'awakening' to me of the attitudes that some people in the West hold.
He knows all to well that some of the Muslim practices in the old country just don't fit the American way of life, which can be something of a rude 'awakening' to people who convert to Islam.
I noted how a number of these patients experienced a personal transformation or an 'awakening' following their consultation.
This technique not only guides our gaze towards Ashok's imaginings, but also highlights his 'awakening' rage.
At the same time, the 'awakening' interest in international trends at the expense of the Irish landscape tradition and pretty pastel abstraction is revealing.
Even though she didn't need to breathe, Akasha took a deep one to calm the 'awakening' feelings that had lain dormant for so long.
Should my credit card ever be compromised, though, the thief would be in for a rude 'awakening' as my credit limit is pretty low.
Of course, for those who believed in ‘locking in stability’ and ‘prudence for a purpose’ this past week has been a rude 'awakening' .
Largely under the impetus of the odd order theorem, there was an 'awakening' interest in finite group theory.
Both knew their civilization was headed for a rude 'awakening' soon.
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