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uplift

/ˈʌp.lɪft/

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noun

/ˈʌp.lɪft/C1formalscientific
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее геологическое поднятие земной коры на более высокий уровень, например, в процессе горообразования, или бюстгальтер, который приподнимает и поддерживает грудь.

A noun referring to a geological rise of land to a higher elevation, such as in the process of mountain building, or a brassiere that lifts and supports the breasts.

  1. Geological riseC1formalscientific

    An upward movement of a portion of the Earth's surface, often associated with mountain formation.

    ruПоднятие

    • The geological uplift created the mountain range over millions of years.
    • Scientists measured the rate of uplift in the region.
    • The uplift of the land exposed ancient rock layers.

    Synonymselevationriseupheavalupthrust

    Antonymsdepressionsinkingsubsidence

  2. Supportive undergarmentB2formal

    A type of brassiere designed to lift and support the breasts.

    ruПоддерживающее бельё

    • She bought an uplift bra for better support.
    • The advertisement featured a new uplift design.
    • Uplift bras are popular for their shaping effect.
Forms
  • uplifts plural form
  • uplifts' possessive plural form
  • uplift's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ʌpˈlɪft/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по поднятию чего-либо на более высокую позицию, уровень или состояние, часто в моральном, социальном или духовном смысле.

A verb used to indicate the act of raising something to a higher position, level, or state, often in a moral, social, or spiritual sense.

  1. Inspire or cheerB2formal

    To fill someone with high spirits, hope, or optimism.

    ruВдохновлять

    • Her speech uplifted the entire audience.
    • Music has the power to uplift the soul.
    • The good news uplifted everyone's spirits.

    Synonymsboostbuoycheerelevateencourageexhilarateinspire

    Antonymsdejectdemoralizedepressdiscouragedisheartendispirit

  2. Raise geologicallyC1formal

    To lift up from the earth, as by natural geological forces.

    ruПоднимать геологически

    • Tectonic activity uplifted the mountain range over millions of years.
    • The plateau was uplifted by volcanic forces.
    • Geologists study how land is uplifted over time.

    Synonymselevateheaveraiseupheaveupthrust

  3. Elevate physicallyB2formal

    To lift up or raise something to a higher position.

    ruПоднимать

    • The crane uplifted the heavy steel beam.
    • He uplifted the fallen branch from the path.
    • The hydraulic system uplifted the platform smoothly.

    Synonymsboostelevateheavehikehoistliftraiseupraise

    Antonymsdepressdescenddroplower

Forms
  • uplifted past participle
  • uplifted past simple
  • uplifting present participle
  • uplifts third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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