Examples of using "Acordado" in a sentence and their english translations:
Stay awake.
I'm up.
Are you awake?
I'm wide awake.
I'm wide awake now.
Is Tom still awake?
I was awake.
Tom stayed awake.
He is awake.
Try to stay awake.
I tried to stay awake.
I'm daydreaming.
I hope I didn't wake you.
Tom was daydreaming.
I stayed up late.
Tom is wide awake.
Tom is still awake.
- Tom's awake.
- Tom is awake.
Tom is awake now.
- You're still up?
- Are you still up?
I'm trying to stay awake.
Tom, are you awake?
Stop daydreaming.
Is Tom awake?
Are you really awake?
Tom was wide awake.
Tom tried to stay awake.
He's just a daydreamer.
Coffee keeps me awake.
No one was awake yet.
- Tom may be up.
- Tom might be up.
He looks like he's awake.
Tom probably won't still be up.
He stayed up all night.
"Are you awake?" "Yes, I've just been woken up by my mother."
You need not have woken me up.
He is always day-dreaming.
He was awoken by the noise.
To be awake is to be alive.
I was just daydreaming.
- You should've woken me.
- You should have woken me.
You have to try to stay awake.
Tom seems to be daydreaming.
Tom isn't awake yet.
Is Tom awake yet?
I was awakened at five o'clock.
You have to stay awake.
Why are you awake?
- You should have woken me up.
- You should've woken me up.
Tom is probably not awake.
He spent the night awake.
Tom isn't awake, is he?
When you called, I was already awake.
- I think Tom is awake.
- I think that Tom is awake.
- Tom said no one was awake.
- Tom said nobody was awake.
- Tom said that no one was awake.
- I know that Tom is awake.
- I know Tom is awake.
Why is Tom still awake?
I don't want to be up all night.
- I didn't think you were awake.
- I didn't think that you were awake.
- He sat up all night.
- He stayed up all night.
He stayed up all night.
Tom was up all night.
I was awake all night.
I'm not wide awake yet.
Don't wait up for me.
- Jimmy will often sit up all night.
- Jimmy often stays up all night.
I used to stay up late.
Are you awake?
I've been awake since 6:30.
I forced myself to stay awake.
Tom is awake, isn't he?
- Tom may be awake now.
- Tom might be awake now.
- Tom said no one was awake.
- Tom said nobody was awake.
- Tom said that no one was awake.
- Tom said that nobody was awake.
Tom stayed up late, studying.
- I am accustomed to staying up late.
- I am used to going to bed very late.
- I'm used to staying up late.
- I'm accustomed to staying up late.
I stayed up late last night.
I hope Tom isn't awake.
- I don't think Tom was awake.
- I don't think that Tom was awake.
I'm going to try to stay awake in class today.
Do you think Tom is still up?
I've been up all night thinking about that.
Look who's awake.
I usually stay up till after midnight.
- You must have stayed up late.
- You must've stayed up late.
- I sat up till late last night.
- He stayed up late last night.