熬夜等候; 停下来等待别人赶上
Turning in-(上床睡觉)
A：I guess I'll turn in, Bob. It's been a long day.
我想我要上床了，鲍勃。今天很累了。
B：I've got a chapter to read for tomorrow, so I'll be up for a while yet.I'll turn off thd heat and lock thd door before I go to bed.
我还有一章要读完，这是明天的功课，所以我要等一会儿再睡。 在我上床以前我会关掉暖气和锁上门的。
A：Okay. What time are you getting up tomorrow?
好的。明天你几点起床？
B：Oh, the usual time. No, wait a minute.Make sure I'm up before you go to work, will you? I've got a quiz at ten. It wouldn't hurt to read over my notes.
啊，老样子。不，等一等。记住，我要在你上班之前起来，好吗？十点钟我有一个小型考试。最好能再读一遍我的笔记。
A：I'll try, but when seven o'clock comes around, don't forget you asked me to wake you.
我尽量做到，不过到七点钟时别忘了是你要我叫醒你的。
B：Good night, Joe.
晚安，乔。
wait up
1. 等等：Get a little stretch.活动活动手脚 | Wait up! 等等! | How are you doing? 你还好吗?
2. 不眠守侯：wait up for 等候着不睡 | wait up 不眠守侯 | wait upon 侍候
3. 等等我：Oh, man. 嗨,讨厌. | Wait up! 等等我! | Not just yet. 还不是时候.
4. 等一下：Whoa! Whoa. Whoa.|喂! 喂 喂 | Wait up.|等一下 | It's all right. She's gonna stay.|没事的 她不坐了
1. 等着不睡;熬夜等待；（尤指）等待夜归的人
If you wait up, you deliberately do not go to bed, especially because you are expecting someone to return home late at night.
e.g. I hope he doesn't expect you to wait up for him...
我希望他没指望你熬夜等他。
e.g. Don't wait up.
不要熬夜等着。
2. wait up的翻译
2. 走慢点;等一等
If you ask someone to wait up, you are asking them to go more slowly or to stop and wait for you.
e.g. I was running down the hill shouting, 'Michael, Michael, man, wait up'.
我边往山下跑边喊：“迈克尔，迈克尔，嘿，等等我。”
1. On St Valentine's Day they would get up at the crack of dawn and wait for the first man to pass by their window.
2. Everyone was invited, and her creator sat in the corner to wait and see if anyone turned up.
3. They buy breakfast at stands selling tea and egg sandwiches while they wait for potential employers to drive up.
4. Expo workers have started dressing up as clowns to entertain visitors while they wait in long lines to get into the pavilions.
5. Taxi drivers also complained they had to wait hours to fill up their gas tanks over the past week.
6. However, drivers will probably still have to wait in queues when they fill up.
7. For the record, " her wait " may last up to three to four hours on a regular day.
8. Heat up the oil in a deep wok or frying pan and wait until the oil is heated.
9. We'll have to wait and see whether the Coltrane analogy holds up in court.
10. Berri now plans to wait in his office at parliament until it is clear that not enough MPs have shown up for a presidential vote.