lifted

• 形容情绪、精神或地位被提升，感到振奋、鼓舞或高昂；也用于字面意义，表示被举起、抬起。

Describes a feeling of being elevated in mood, spirit, or position; also used literally to mean physically raised.

1. Raised or elevatedB1formal

   Held up in the air; positioned higher than the surrounding area.

   抬起的

   • The lifted platform allowed the speaker to be seen by everyone.
   • Her lifted hand signaled for attention.
   • The lifted curtain revealed the stage.

   同义词elevatedraisedsuspendedupliftedupraised

   反义词depressedlowerlowered

• 动词，指把某物从较低处移到较高处，或提升某物的位置、水平、程度等。

A verb used to indicate the act of raising something to a higher position or level.

1. Raise upwardA1formal

   To move something to a higher position.

   举起

   • She lifted the box onto the table.
   • He lifted his hand to wave goodbye.
   • The crane lifted the heavy steel beam.

   同义词elevateheavehikehoistjack upraiseuplift

   反义词descenddropfalllowersink

2. End or removeB2formal

   To officially end a restriction, rule, or ban.

   解除

   • The government lifted the travel ban last week.
   • They lifted the curfew after the situation calmed down.
   • The court lifted the injunction against the company.

   同义词annulcanceloverturnremoverepealrescindrevokevoidwithdraw

   反义词enforceimposemaintainretainuphold

3. B2informalbritish

   To take something without permission; to steal.

   偷窃

   • Someone lifted my wallet on the bus.
   • He was caught lifting items from the store.
   • They lifted the design from a competitor's product.

   同义词appropriatefilchnickpilferpinchpurloinsnitchstealswipethieve

4. Improve moodB1informal

   To make someone feel happier or more cheerful.

   振奋情绪

   • Her kind words lifted my spirits.
   • A good joke can lift the mood of the whole room.
   • Listening to music always lifts him up.

   同义词boostbrightenbuoycheerelategladdenperk upuplift

   反义词dejectdemoralizedepressdiscouragedishearten

短语动词变体lift offlift outlift up