苏醒

• 拼音: sū xǐng
• 汉字拆解: 苏 = 艹 (grass radical) + 鱼 (fish) — to revive, come back to life; 醒 = 酉 (wine vessel) + 星 (star) — to awaken from a stupor

含义

To regain consciousness after unconsciousness, deep sleep, or a dormant state. Can refer to both a physical awakening from unconsciousness and a metaphorical revival of something that has been dormant or suppressed.

Used in medical contexts for waking from a coma or anaesthesia, and metaphorically for the revival of a city, culture, economy, or spirit. Slightly literary and more formal than 醒来. Carries connotations of recovery from a more profound state of unconsciousness or inactivity — not used for ordinary waking from sleep.

例句

1. 昏迷了将近三天后，伤者终于在重症监护室缓缓苏醒，医护人员守在床旁悬着的心也随之落了下来。
2. 随着气温逐渐回暖，蛰伏了整个冬天的大地开始从沉眠中苏醒，万物复苏的迹象在田野间随处可见。
3. 手术结束后，麻醉医生密切监测着患者的各项生命体征，等待其从全身麻醉的深度沉眠中平稳苏醒。

用法指南

语境: medical, literary, nature, metaphorical

语气: neutral

正确说法

• 患者在手术结束后约两小时苏醒，意识逐渐清晰，并能对医护人员的简单问话作出准确而连贯的回应。(The patient regained consciousness approximately two hours after surgery, their awareness gradually clearing until they could respond accurately and coherently to simple questions from medical staff.)
• 历经数十年的沉寂，这座古老的工业城市终于从经济衰退的沉眠中苏醒，以崭新的面貌重新焕发出勃勃生机。(After decades of silence, this ancient industrial city finally awakened from its economic slumber, emerging with a new face and renewed vitality.)

错误说法

• 苏醒 不适用于普通起床场景 — 不说'我每天七点苏醒去上班'；日常起床用 起床 或 醒来，苏醒 专指从昏迷或深度无意识状态中恢复

起源与历史

苏 (to revive, to come back to life) + 醒 (to wake up, to become conscious) — to revive and regain consciousness

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal