uplifting

• 指将某物提升到更高位置、水平或状态的动作或过程；也指精神上的鼓舞、振奋或道德上的提升。

A noun referring to the act or process of raising something to a higher position, level, or state.

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1. The act of rising or being raisedB2formal

   The process or action of something moving upward or being elevated.

   提升

   • The uplifting of the heavy stone required a crane.
   • The uplifting of the curtain signaled the start of the play.
   • The uplifting of the spirits was noticeable after the good news.

   同义词boostelevationhoistliftliftingraising

   反义词descentdroppingfallinglowering

• 动词，指将某物提升到更高的位置、水平或状态，常用于道德、社会或精神层面，意为使振奋、提升或鼓舞。

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.

   鼓舞

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

   同义词boostbuoycheerelevateencourageexhilarateinspire

   反义词dejectdemoralizedepressdiscouragedisheartendispirit

2. Raise geologicallyC1formal

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

   地质抬升

   • 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.

   同义词elevateheaveraiseupheaveupthrust

3. Elevate physicallyB2formal

   To lift up or raise something to a higher position.

   举起

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

   同义词boostelevateheavehikehoistliftraiseupraise

   反义词depressdescenddroplower