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wake from

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wake (up) from something
to awaken from something, such as a sound sleep, sleep, dreams, etc. She woke up from a deep sleep. Elaine woke from her dreams with a start.
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wake someone (up) from something

to awaken someone from something, such as a sound sleep, a nap, dreams, etc. Henry woke Fred up from his dreams. He woke up Fred from a deep sleep.
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For example, the highest waves of a typical wake from SuperSeaCat have typical periods ~13 s whereas the usual period of components of the third group is about 3 s.
 
 
 
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