uplift

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• /ʌpˈlɪft/
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• /ˈʌp.lɪft/
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• rhymes with (verb) -ɪft
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From up- + lift.

32 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: извисяване (izvisjavane) — act of being uplifted
• Bulgarian: издигане (izdigane) — tectonic upheaval
• French: soulèvement — tectonic upheaval
• Portuguese: sublevação — tectonic upheaval
• Spanish: levantamiento — tectonic upheaval
• Bulgarian: повдигащ сутиен (povdigašt sutien) — brassiere that raises the breasts
• Bulgarian: сутиен с повдигащ ефект (sutien s povdigašt efekt) — brassiere that raises the breasts
• French: balconnet — brassiere that raises the breasts
• Bulgarian: извисявам (izvisjavam) — to raise something or someone to a higher level
• Czech: povznést — to raise something or someone to a higher level
• Czech: povznášet — to raise something or someone to a higher level
• Finnish: kohottaa — to raise something or someone to a higher level
• French: élever — to raise something or someone to a higher level
• French: transcender — to raise something or someone to a higher level
• French: promouvoir — to raise something or someone to a higher level
• French: exalter — to raise something or someone to a higher level
• Greek: μεταρσιώνω (metarsióno) — to raise something or someone to a higher level
• Italian: elevare — to raise something or someone to a higher level
• Italian: esaltare — to raise something or someone to a higher level
• Persian: متعال ساختن — to raise something or someone to a higher level
• Polish: podnosić — to raise something or someone to a higher level
• Portuguese: elevar — to raise something or someone to a higher level
• Russian: поднима́ть вверх (podnimátʹ vverx) — to raise something or someone to a higher level
• Russian: поднима́ть (podnimátʹ) — to raise something or someone to a higher level
• Russian: ободрять (obodrjatʹ) — to raise something or someone to a higher level
• Spanish: elevar — to raise something or someone to a higher level
• Spanish: alzar — to raise something or someone to a higher level
• Spanish: trascender — to raise something or someone to a higher level
• Spanish: exaltar — to raise something or someone to a higher level
• Spanish: ensalzar — to raise something or someone to a higher level
• Turkish: yükseltmek — to raise something or someone to a higher level
• Ukrainian: піднімати вгору (pidnimaty vhoru) — to raise something or someone to a higher level