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lifting

UK
/ˈlɪftɪŋ/
US
/ˈlɪftɪŋ/
lifting back
lifting off
lifting out
lifting up

Translations

liftingnoun
liftings
pl
The lifting of the weights requires strength.
Подъем тяжестей требует силы.
She decided to undergo a facial lifting.
Она решила сделать лифтинг лица.
Additional translations
поднятие
подъемник
Synonyms
raising
hoisting
elevation
upheaval
ascension
liftinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈlɪftɪŋ/
US
/ˈlɪftɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe equipment, devices or experiences that lift or elevate.
Synonyms
elevating
raising
hoisting
uplifting
boosting
upraising
heaving
lifting-up
levitating
buoying
liftverb

lifting

Gerund

lifted
Past Simple
lifted
Past Participle
lifting
Gerund
UK
/lɪft/
US
/lɪft/
She can lift heavy weights easily.
Она может легко поднимать тяжелые веса.
The government decided to lift the restrictions.
Правительство решило снять ограничения.
The music can lift your spirits.
Музыка может возвышать ваш дух.
Additional translations
возносить
воспарять
выпрямлять
вытягивать
приподнимать
Synonyms
raise
elevate
hoist
uphold
boost
heave
uplift
jack up
Antonyms
lower
drop

Definitions

liftingnoun
The action or process of raising something to a higher position.
The lifting of the heavy boxes required teamwork and coordination.
The act of stealing, especially shoplifting.
The store installed new cameras to prevent lifting by customers.
A session or period devoted to weight-training or strength exercises.
He has a lifting session scheduled every morning to build muscle strength.
The removal or abolition of a restriction, ban, or burden.
The lifting of the curfew restored normal life in the city.
liftinggerund / present participle
Designed for or used in raising or elevating something.
All lifting equipment must be inspected regularly.
Making someone feel more cheerful or optimistic; uplifting.
Her lifting words helped calm the anxious crowd.
liftverb
To raise something to a higher position or level.
She lifted the box onto the shelf.
To move upward or rise.
The fog began to lift as the sun came up.
To remove or take away something.
The government decided to lift the restrictions on travel.
To elevate someone's mood or spirits.
The good news lifted his spirits.
To steal or plagiarize something.
He was caught lifting ideas from another author's work.
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