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叫醒 (jiào xǐng) means "wake up (somebody)" and is used to describe the action of waking someone up. For example, you can say "我每天早上都会叫醒我的妻子。 (wǒ měi tiān zǎo shang dōu huì jiào xǐng wǒ de qī zi) my partner" which means "I wake up my wife every morning".
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叫醒 (jiào xǐng) and 唤醒 (huàn xǐng) both mean "wake up (somebody)" in Chinese. The difference between them is that 叫醒 (jiào xǐng) implies using sound to wake someone up, while 唤醒 (huàn xǐng) implies using other methods, such as shaking or touching, to wake someone up.
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