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uplifted

UK
/ʌpˈlɪftɪd/
US
/ʌpˈlɪftɪd/

Translations

upliftedadjective
more uplifted
Comp.
most uplifted
Super.
UK
/ʌpˈlɪf.tɪd/
US
/ʌpˈlɪf.tɪd/
levéSurtout pour une partie du corps ou un objet physiquement relevé.
The uplifted arms of the statue reached towards the sky.
Les bras levés de la statue s’étendaient vers le ciel.
surélevéEmployé pour un niveau, un relief ou un terrain situé plus haut que l’entourage; aussi courant en géologie.
The uplifted terrain was a result of tectonic activity.
Le terrain surélevé résultait d’une activité tectonique.
Additional translations
ragaillardiSens figuré: se dit d’une personne dont l’humeur ou l’esprit est remonté; registre courant.
Synonyms
elevated
exalted
raised
inspired
elated
cheerful
buoyant
Antonyms
depressed
downcast
disheartened
upliftverb

uplifted

Past Simple

uplifted
Past Simple
uplifted
Past Participle
uplifting
Gerund
UK
/ʌpˈlɪft/
US
/ʌpˈlɪft/
souleverSens physique.
The crane was used to uplift the heavy beams to the top of the building.
La grue a été utilisée pour soulever les lourdes poutres jusqu'au sommet du bâtiment.
remonterSens figuré, notamment pour le moral ou l'état émotionnel.
The motivational speaker aimed to uplift the audience with her inspiring words.
L'oratrice motivante cherchait à remonter le moral du public avec ses paroles inspirantes.
améliorerSens économique ou général.
The new policy is expected to uplift the economic growth of the region.
La nouvelle politique devrait améliorer la croissance économique de la région.
Synonyms
raise
elevate
lift
boost
enhance
improve
inspire
encourage
Antonyms
lower
depress
diminish

Definitions

upliftedadjective
Raised to a higher position or level.
The uplifted arms of the statue reached towards the sky.
Feeling elevated in mood or spirit.
She felt uplifted after hearing the inspiring speech.
Geologically raised above the surrounding area.
The uplifted terrain was a result of tectonic activity.
upliftverb
To raise something to a higher physical position.
The crane was used to uplift the heavy beams to the top of the building.
To improve the spiritual, moral, or emotional state of someone.
The motivational speaker aimed to uplift the audience with her inspiring words.
To increase or improve something, such as a rate or level.
The new policy is expected to uplift the economic growth of the region.
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