lift
લિફ્ટ
definition
verb
he lifted his trophy over his head
raise to a higher position or level.
he lifted her down from the pony's back
pick up and move to a different position.
noun
weightlifters attempting a particularly heavy lift
an act of lifting.
Miss Green is giving me a lift back to school
a free ride in another person's vehicle.
translation of 'lift'
verb
ઉંચકવું
noun
લિફટ
example
I worked some weak 'lift' under a big cloud then raced for the smoke.
The mid-facelift is performed to 'lift' this soft tissue back into a higher more youthful appearance.
If an airplane wing provides 'lift' (an airfoil), how does a plane fly upside down?
He is also asking the Treasury to cancel the currency fluctuation bands and to 'lift' the restrictions on the issue of short-term debt certificates.
Teddy smirked and motioned to the bit of paper with a slight 'lift' of his chin.
To sustain an airplane in the air it is enough that the lift be equal to the weight, but for an airplane take off the 'lift' must be bigger than weight.
I find light 'lift' under very thin clouds and drift quickly down wind in the 22 mph breeze.
They plummeted as I stayed high and came in over their next weak 'lift' .
surgeons 'lift' and remove excess skin from the face and neck
That's why a classic 'lift' called the bent press is one of my favorites.
If you know how to, supply these key resources, you'll give yourself an instant 'lift' .
Their side-by-side combination spin was well synchronized, but the one-armed 'lift' appeared somewhat shaky.
Apparently he immediately dismissed me as harmless - I wasn't going to shoplift or 'lift' the cash register.
Their reaction, I'd guess, was a touch of awe mingled with the instant 'lift' we all felt the moment we entered this space.
I didn't find any but the lightest 'lift' and landed five miles short.
winning this game has given everyone on the team a 'lift'
If the opinion of woolgrowers at a sheep industry seminar in Launceston is anything to go by, producers are pinning their hopes on a 'lift' in prices.
Many people feel the urge for a caffeine or sugar 'lift' at this time.
But did he stay where he was and wait for the judge to give him a free 'lift' in a police car courtesy of a bench warrant?
The latest surge follows Taiwan's decision last year to 'lift' some restrictions on investing in China.
When the mood does 'lift' , it does nothing to tarnish the wistful sadness of the record.
It is supposed to stimulate the mind and 'lift' the spirits.
I've just seen one of our journalists in the 'lift' carrying a bullet-proof vest.
When the clouds 'lift' , you can see a patchwork of clearcuts and roads carved into the slopes.
The exciting discovery was apparently made when researchers were forced to break open the leg bone of a Tyrannosaurus rex fossil to 'lift' it by helicopter.
The ability to boost prices is helping to 'lift' margins despite rising costs.
Or maybe you enjoy a 'lift' home, chatting over the day's events?
And the third thing which has emerged just in the last few months in particular has been the big 'lift' in commodity prices.
The patients were rehabilitated in a boot with a heel 'lift' and were permitted full weightbearing as soon as tolerated.
I can cut wood and build fires, make tents of skin, sniff out a trail, steal chickens and eggs both, 'lift' purses..
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