rouse
gb/ɹˈaʊz/ us/ɹˈaʊz/
B2
Английски
~ 7000
Значения
0 значения
Глагол
B2
action
1
wake someone from sleep
to make someone stop sleeping, or wake someone who is unconscious
Модел на употреба:
to rouse [someone] (from [sleep/bed/unconsciousness])
Честа грешка:
Learners often use only 'wake (up)' and do not recognize 'rouse' as a more formal or literary alternative. Also, some confuse 'rouse' with 'arouse': 'rouse' is used for waking from sleep, while 'arouse' is not used this way in modern English.
Синоними
wake (the most common everyday verb; 'rouse' is slightly more formal or literary.)
Антоними
put to sleep (describes causing someone to fall asleep, the opposite of waking them.)
Колокации
rouse someone from sleep
|rouse someone from bed
|hard to rouse
|unable to rouse someone
|rouse someone from unconsciousness
Теми
daily life
|health
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
Примери
- I tried to rouse him from sleep, but he just mumbled and turned over.
- The noise of the alarm finally roused her from bed.
- It took several minutes to rouse the patient after the operation.
- The baby was lightly sleeping and was easily roused by the doorbell.
- The paramedics struggled to rouse him after he collapsed on the field.
Примери за учащи
- I called his name to rouse him from sleep.
- The loud music roused her, and she opened her eyes.
- The doctor roused the man after the accident.
- It is hard to rouse my brother in the morning.
Глагол
C1
action
2
stir emotion or action
to make a person or group feel a strong feeling, such as anger or excitement, and start to act
Модел на употреба:
to rouse [someone / a group] (to [emotion/action])
Честа грешка:
Learners often confuse 'rouse' with 'arouse' and 'raise'. Use 'rouse' or 'arouse' with emotions and actions (e.g. 'rouse anger', 'arouse interest'), but use 'raise' with objects or levels (e.g. 'raise prices', 'raise your hand'). Also, avoid using 'rouse' for sexual meaning; modern English uses 'arouse' for that.
Синоними
arouse (very close in meaning; 'arouse' is slightly more common and neutral, while 'rouse' often suggests a sudden or forceful effect.)
Антоними
calm (to make emotions weaker or quieter, the opposite of stirring them up.)
Колокации
rouse anger
|rouse suspicion
|rouse public opinion
|rouse interest
|rouse the crowd
|rouse someone to action
Теми
emotions
|politics
|communication
Примери
- The speech was designed to rouse the crowd to action.
- The decision roused anger across the country.
- Investigative reports helped rouse public opinion against the new law.
- Her story roused great sympathy among the listeners.
- The coach’s words finally roused the team from its defeatist attitude.
Примери за учащи
- The teacher’s words roused interest in science.
- The news report roused many people to protest.
- His unfair comment roused anger in the room.
- The leader tried to rouse the workers to ask for better pay.
Глагол
technical
C2
action
3
force game from hiding
to make a wild bird or animal come out from a place where it is hiding
Модел на употреба:
to rouse [an animal / game] (from [cover])
Синоними
flush out (common modern verb in hunting and military contexts; 'rouse' is more traditional or literary.)
Антоними
hide (to keep an animal concealed, the opposite of driving it into the open.)
Колокации
rouse a bird
|rouse a deer
|rouse game from cover
|dogs roused a fox
Теми
animals
|sports
Примери
- The dogs roused a pheasant from the long grass.
- They walked through the brush, hoping to rouse any deer that might be lying low.
- A shout from one of the beaters roused the birds from cover.
Примери за учащи
- The hunter’s dog roused a bird from the bushes.
- They clapped and shouted to rouse the animals from the grass.
- The guide said the noise would rouse any deer in the area.
Глагол
technical
C2
action
4
haul on a rope hard
to pull a rope or cable again and again with force, especially on a ship
Модел на употреба:
to rouse on [a rope / cable]
Синоними
haul (a more general and more common verb for pulling something with force; 'rouse' is restricted to older nautical use.)
Антоними
slacken (to make a rope less tight, the opposite of pulling it hard.)
Колокации
rouse on the cable
|rouse on the rope
|men roused on the anchor cable
Теми
transport
|work
|transportation
Примери
- The crew roused on the anchor cable until the ship was free.
- Sailors roused on the rope, heaving in unison with each shouted order.
- We roused on the line to bring the boat closer to shore.
Примери за учащи
- The sailors roused on the heavy rope.
- They roused on the cable to move the ship.
- All the men roused on the line together.
Граматика
Речникова форма
rouse
IPA
GB/ɹˈaʊz/
US/ɹˈaʊz/
Срички и ударение
rouse (1 сричка)
Stress on 1st syllable (rouse)
Форми на думата
Verb
- Base: rouse
- 3rd Person Singular: rouses
- Present Participle: rousing
- Past: roused
Семейство думи
Forms
rouses
verb
rousing
verb
roused
verb
Related words
Изрази
rouse on someone
1/ɹˈaʊz ˈɔn sˈʌmwˌʌn/
phrasal verb
informal
angrily scold someone (Aus/NZ)
Australian and New Zealand English: to speak angrily to someone because they did something wrong or annoyed you
Примери
- Mum really roused on us for coming home late.
- The coach roused on the team after their lazy performance.
rouse public opinion
1/ɹˈaʊz pˈʌblɪk əpˈɪnjən/
fixed phrase
stir strong public reaction
to make many people in a society feel strongly and start to react, often by speaking out or protesting
Примери
- The scandal roused public opinion against the government.
- Activists worked to rouse public opinion on the issue of pollution.
rouse someone from sleep
1/ɹˈaʊz sˈʌmwˌʌn fɹˈʌm slˈip/
fixed phrase
wake a sleeping person
to wake someone who is sleeping
Примери
- The sound of the storm roused him from sleep.
- She gently roused the child from sleep for school.
rouse someone to action
1/ɹˈaʊz sˈʌmwˌʌn tə ˈækʃən/
fixed phrase
make someone start acting
to make a person or group start doing something in an active and determined way
Примери
- The documentary helped rouse people to action on climate change.
- Her letter finally roused the board to action.
rouse yourself
1/ɹˈaʊz jʊɹsˈɛlf/
fixed phrase
force yourself to get going
to make yourself get up, work, or pay attention when you feel lazy, tired, or uninterested
Примери
- Rouse yourself and finish the report before lunch.
- He finally roused himself and started cleaning the apartment.