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🔑liftlift1 /lɪft / verb ➤raise提升- [transitive] lift sb / sth (up) to move someone or something to a higher level or position举起；提起；抬起◆He lifted the child up onto his shoulders.他把孩子举到肩上。◆Lift your arm very gently and see if it hurts.轻轻抬起手臂，看疼不疼。
➤move someone or something移动- [transitive] to take hold of someone or something and move him / her / it to a different position移动；挪动；搬动◆She lifted the suitcase down from the rack.她把手提箱从架子上搬了下来。
➤remove law / rule撤销法规- [transitive] to end or remove a rule, law, etc.撤销，解除（规定、法律等）◆The ban on imports has been lifted.进口禁令已经取消。
➤steal / copy偷窃；抄袭- [transitive] lift sth (from sb / sth) (informal) to steal or copy something偷窃；盗用；抄袭◆Most of his essay was lifted straight from the textbook.他的论文大部分内容都是从教科书上直接抄来的。 ➡ look at shoplift
➤of mist / clouds雾；云- [intransitive](used about clouds, fog, etc.) to rise up or disappear（云、雾等）消散，消失◆The mist lifted toward the end of the morning.临近中午时，薄雾散了。
 ●lift off(used about a space vehicle) to rise straight up from the ground（航天器）发射，起飞，升空
liftlift2 /lɪft / noun - [singular] a feeling of happiness or excitement振奋；高兴；兴奋◆Her words of encouragement gave the whole team a lift.她勉励的话语让全队为之振奋。
- [countable] a free ride in a car, etc.免费搭车；搭便车◆Can you give me a lift to the store?能让我搭你的车去商店吗？
- [singular] an act of lifting or being lifted提；举；抬
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