lift
/lɪft/Definitions
1. verb
to raise or move something or someone from a lower position to a higher position
“She had to lift the heavy box onto the shelf.”
2. verb
to elevate or raise something or someone in a figurative sense, such as spirits or a mood
“The news lifted everyone’s spirits after a tough week.”
3. noun
a device that raises or lowers people or goods, typically using a pulley system
“The elevator is out of order, please use the lift.”
4. noun
an upward movement or increase in something
“The lift in the stock market was short-lived and ended in a decline.”
5. noun
a type of exercise that strengthens the muscles, particularly in the legs
“She went to the gym to do some leg lifts.”
6. verb
to remove or take something from a surface, typically by lifting or peeling it
“She had to lift the old wallpaper off the wall.”
7. noun
a place where goods are lifted or stored, typically in a warehouse
“The company has a large lift for storing their goods.”