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elevated

UK
/ˈɛlɪveɪtɪd/
US
/ˈɛlɪveɪtɪd/

Translations

elevatedadjective
more elevated
Comp.
most elevated
Super.
UK
/ˈɛlɪveɪtɪd/
US
/ˈɛləˌveɪtɪd/
surélevéEmployé pour une position ou un niveau plus haut que la normale.
The house was built on elevated ground to avoid flooding.
La maison a été construite sur un terrain surélevé pour éviter les inondations.
élevéEmployé pour une valeur, une température, une pression ou un état supérieur à la normale.
The patient was admitted with an elevated heart rate.
Le patient a été admis avec une fréquence cardiaque élevée.
accruPour une importance, une priorité ou une signification plus grande.
The issue was given elevated priority due to its urgency.
Le problème a reçu une priorité accrue en raison de son urgence.
Additional translations
éminentSoutenu ; pour un rang, un statut ou un caractère jugé supérieur.
Synonyms
raised
lifted
higher
lofty
exalted
superior
noble
sublime
Antonyms
lowered
depressed
diminished
elevatedpast participle
UK
/ˈɛlɪveɪtɪd/
US
/ˈɛləˌveɪtɪd/
Used as the past participle of the verb "elevate" when functioning adjectivally.
surélevéParticipe passé employé pour dire qu’un objet ou une structure a été placé plus haut.
The bridge’s elevated sections were completed last year.
Les sections surélevées du pont ont été achevées l’an dernier.
Synonyms
raised
uplifted
lifted
hoisted
heightened
exalted
lofty
high
upraised
aloft
elevatednoun
Used chiefly in North American English to mean an elevated railway.
métro aérienSpécifique à un réseau ferroviaire urbain construit au-dessus du niveau de la rue.
They took the elevated into the city for work each morning.
Ils prenaient le métro aérien pour aller en ville chaque matin.
Additional translations
chemin de fer aérienTerme plus général, surtout dans un contexte technique ou descriptif.
Synonyms
El
Els
elevated railway
elevated train
elevated line
el train
the El
elevateverb

elevated

Past Simple

elevated
Past Simple
elevated
Past Participle
elevating
Gerund
UK
/ˈɛlɪveɪt/
US
/ˈɛlɪveɪt/
The crane was used to elevate the heavy beams to the top of the building.
La grue a été utilisée pour élever les lourdes poutres jusqu'au sommet du bâtiment.
augmenterSurtout pour une valeur mesurable, un niveau ou une intensité.
Prolonged stress can elevate a person's blood pressure.
Un stress prolongé peut augmenter la pression artérielle d'une personne.
promouvoirDans le sens d'améliorer le rang ou le statut, surtout dans un contexte professionnel ou hiérarchique.
The promotion served to elevate her within the company.
La promotion a servi à la promouvoir au sein de l'entreprise.
rehausserAu sens figuré, pour rendre plus noble, plus positif ou plus élevé.
The inspiring speech helped to elevate the team's morale.
Le discours inspirant a contribué à rehausser le moral de l'équipe.
Synonyms
raise
lift
hoist
uplift
boost
promote
advance
heighten
Antonyms
lower
diminish
decrease

Definitions

elevatedadjective
Raised to a higher position or level.
The house was built on elevated ground to avoid flooding.
Exalted or noble in character or status.
She held an elevated position in the company, respected by all her colleagues.
Higher than normal, especially in terms of temperature, pressure, or mood.
The patient was admitted with an elevated heart rate.
Having an increased level of importance or significance.
The issue was given elevated priority due to its urgency.
elevatedpast participle
Raised or lifted to a higher position or level.
The bridge’s elevated sections were completed last year.
elevatednoun
An elevated railway or railway line raised above street level, especially in an urban area.
They took the elevated into the city for work each morning.
elevateverb
To raise or lift something to a higher position or level.
The crane was used to elevate the heavy beams to the top of the building.
To increase the amount, intensity, or level of something, especially a measurable quality such as blood pressure, temperature, or risk.
Prolonged stress can elevate a person's blood pressure.
To improve the status or rank of someone or something.
The promotion served to elevate her within the company.
To raise the spirits or mood of someone.
The inspiring speech helped to elevate the team's morale.
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