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めざめる
Meanings
Verb (1-dan, intransitive)
1. to wake up; to awake
I must wake up soon.
2. to awaken to (instinct, ability, perception, etc.); to become aware of; to become conscious of; to realize
My older brother discovered music in college.
3. to come to one's senses
The next morning, I came to my senses.
Alt. forms
目め覚ざめる
96%
目めざめる
1%
目め醒ざめる
めざめる
目めさめる
Pitch accent
め
ざめ
る
Conjugations...Used in: 141
Composed of
eye; eyeball; eyesight; sight; look; stare; notice
Examples (26 in total)
I must wake up soon.
And then, I wake up in the early morning.
I was awakened at five o'clock.
I woke up a little before you.
I've recently discovered a love for sweets, you see.
Waking up is the opposite of going to sleep.
My older brother discovered music in college.
Do you remember the events just before waking up?
Have you awakened to the value of friendship now, of all times?
The next morning, I came to my senses.
The next time I woke up was thousands of years later.
What time do you wake up in the morning?
I've never woken up this early.
When the two of them woke up in the morning, the rain had stopped.
He awoke to find himself lying on the bench.
It may be a sleep from which there is no waking.
He tried to awake people from their ignorance.
John had awoken much earlier than usual.
He finally came to his senses and quit gambling.
Many European people are aware of environmental problems.
A loud knocking at the door woke him up.
I woke up in a forest near the neighboring country.
I intended to keep waiting until she woke up.
We talked in low voices so we wouldn't wake the baby.
Jim awoke and found himself alone in the room.
Tokyo, which is the largest city in Japan, is awake 24 hours.