Examples of using "Uyan" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Get up!
- Get up.
- Wake up!
- Wake up.
- Wake up Tom.
- Wake Tom up.
- Wake up, Tom.
- Wake up, Tom!
- Tom, wake up.
- Wake up, Tom!
Hey, wake up!
Wake up, please.
Wake up, sleepy-head!
Wake up. You're half asleep.
Tom, wake up. It's me.
Mary, wake up. It's me.
Wake now wake, company of friends, all you best ones of Adil’s people.
Tom, wake up! We're late!
Wake up and smell the coffee.
Rise and shine, Tom.
Wake up and smell the roses.
so that we can see and hear
Please wake up at 6:00 tomorrow morning.
It's time to wake up now. Tom, wake up!
Wake up, Tom. I've got to talk to you.
Wake up and be more attentive!
Do you have this in my size?
Did you find any shoes that fit?
is that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to learning.
The sunrise is usually people's signal to get up,
Tom has trouble buying shoes that fit.
There were no hats in that store that fit me.
I know you're tired, but wake up!
I couldn't find any shoes that fit me.
Get up and start your day with a smile.
The police found a truck matching that description.
We finally found a man who fits this description.
and I'm not saying that there's one-solution-fits-all,
A person who follows Islam is known as a Muslim.
I'm looking for a hat that matches my brown one piece dress.
Tom is a law-abiding citizen.
Please help me pick out a sweater which matches my new dress.
Tom buys new shoes whenever he can find a pair that fit.
Tom bought a new swivel chair to go with his new computer desk.