lift
लिफ्ट
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'
वर उचलण्याची कृती,
बटाटे, इ. खणून बाहेर काढणे,
वर उचलणे,
वाङमय चौर्य करणे,
धुके, इ. वर चढणे व दूर जाणे,
उंच इमारतीमधील विजेवर चालणारे उद्वहन,
गुरे, इ. चोरणे
example
A test was carried out and the 'lift' was left in good working order.
He called upon the gathered journalists from Canada, Britain, the US and the region to 'lift' their eyes from the mud and look up at the stars.
The notice at the foot of the Grouse Mountain chair 'lift' , warning that there are no easy routes from the top, means what it says.
Flaps do more than increase 'lift' ; they also increase drag, change pitch attitudes and so forth.
Until a year or so ago, his lefthanded batting stance included a high leg 'lift' in which he swung his right foot back and forth through the box like a pendulum, as a timing device.
"Perhaps they are trying to give the share price a 'lift' , " he said.
Fortunately I managed to get a 'lift' into town and dashed home to change my ridiculous shoes.
A 19-stone man had to be rescued from his third floor flat using an extendable hydraulic 'lift' .
Many people feel the urge for a caffeine or sugar 'lift' at this time.
He was a very private person but he would often give me a 'lift' into Oxford if I was waiting for the bus.
it had separate engines to provide 'lift' and generate forward speed
I forgot that Mack could've given me a 'lift' … but it was too late to go all the way back to school because she would have left already.
When the mood does 'lift' , it does nothing to tarnish the wistful sadness of the record.
The patients were rehabilitated in a boot with a heel 'lift' and were permitted full weightbearing as soon as tolerated.
I thought my mood would miraculously 'lift' once I didn't have to deal with hate mail and evil comments.
Miss Green is giving me a 'lift' to school
The resort's East Mountain has a quad 'lift' that serves skiers, snowboarders, and snow bikers.
The idea was to 'lift' the neediest children out of the cycle of poverty by helping them and their parents, all too often their lone mothers.
the company has already produced a 10 per cent 'lift' in profits
The spoiler is a plate along the upper surface of an airplane wing, which functions to reduce the 'lift' and increase its drag.
winning this match has given everyone a 'lift'
This classic Olympic-style 'lift' is an essential back and leg builder.
Apparently he immediately dismissed me as harmless - I wasn't going to shoplift or 'lift' the cash register.
The firm worked with one client to incorporate an elevator 'lift' and penthouse artist studio.
the Puma tactical transport helicopter has a total 'lift' of up to 5,500 lb
It has paid lobbyists to persuade government ministers to 'lift' restrictions on operating casinos.
Their side-by-side combination spin was well synchronized, but the one-armed 'lift' appeared somewhat shaky.
There were none, except perhaps the slight 'lift' of an eyebrow as he noticed Cory's gaze.
The dark and dirge-like clouds 'lift' for a few rays of petrified beauty in melodies or in single, sustaining piano notes, achieving a smooth, even balance.
I find light 'lift' under very thin clouds and drift quickly down wind in the 22 mph breeze.
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