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lift {substantiv}
Auftrieb · Fahrgelegenheit
to lift
aufpulvern · sich heben · sich auflösen · lichten · roden
to lift {verb}
fördern · aufheben · abheben · anheben · heben · hochhalten · in die Höhe halten · abkupfern
Lift {substantiv}
lift · elevator
Engelsk-tysk översättning av "lift"
"lift" tysk översättning
lift
lift (även: rise, upswing, boom, uplift)
lift (även: sense of achievement)
We should lift that blanket and let some light in.
Not only would it lift, but it might never return.
In Lisbon you will clearly be trying to lift the world or, in any case, our world, the world of Europe.
to lift a load
to lift
lift (även: hoist, lifting)
So he can lift the woman to break her, for example.
And the solution in terms of the balconies was to use something that we all know as a scoreboard lift.
The FAA, the controlling body above all, calls it a "powered lift aircraft."
It's kind of remarkable when you consider that there are no operational powered lift aircraft.
We managed to get here, but might it be possible to tell the lift to go faster.
One of them also being, although logically it's quite a good idea to have a lift with no up and down button in it, if it only serves two
Because visitors cannot get up they are using the lifts to go down to -2 and then back up again.
lift (även: elevator)
lift (även: to doff, to air, ventilate, to let some air in)
Despite the repression and torture, the international media were able to some extent to lift the veil on that electoral fraud.
to lift a secret
Nonetheless there is still a lack of transparency in the Council, so I wonder whether he could just lift the veil momentarily by answering
The first time somebody jumped up and down and the lift started again.
Yesterday, Mrs Roth-Behrendt spoke about people who were " eingesqueezed " in a lift, that is " squeezed in ".
It's the lift, it's a series of buttons in the lift.
Then I thought, " right, let's avoid that particular lift ", and since then I have always tried to take another lift.
Fourthly, this week I have got into a lift five times and not been able to get out at my own floor.
I too have been stuck in the lift a few times.
The lift was full of Vice-Presidents, Quaestors and all sorts of people coming down from the twelfth floor.
liftBrit
lift.
Let me say that there is certainly one organ that has been struck by mad cow disease or by Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, and that is the computer controlling the lifts.
lift {substantiv}
Your homework is -- you know, how does an aircraft's wing create lift?
With a split wing we get the lift at the upper wing, and we get the propulsion at the lower wing.
It flies through the ocean on its pectoral fins, gets lift, powers its movements with a lunate tail.
lift {substantiv}
to lift
to lift (även: to enliven, to pep up, to boost)
Not only would it lift, but it might never return.
to lift (även: to dissipate)
to lift (även: to clear)
to lift (även: to clear, to root out, to dig up, to stub)
to lift {verb}
to lift [lifted|lifted] {vb} (även: to patronize, to assist, to forward, to foster)
to lift [lifted|lifted] {vb} (även: to unmake, to rescind, to abrogate, to abolish)
Do not lift economic sanctions while their fate remains uncertain.
We must, of course, demand firstly that the United Sates lift its blockade of the island of Cuba.
Only if these conditions are met will France be able to lift the ban with complete safety.
In this instance, however, the German authorities have not declared that they will not lift the ban.
The Commission would prefer to use this regulation to lift the ban on this practice in various countries.
to lift [lifted|lifted] {vb} (även: to withdraw, to draw, to raise, to lift the receiver)
lift off correction
lift-off
to lift off
to lift the receiver
to lift [lifted|lifted] {vb} (även: to upgrade, to raise)
Criminal provisions, instead, are prioritised and harmonised, and the range of sentences uniformly lifted.
That the place where, during an earthquake in 1954, this marine terrace was lifted up out of the ocean very quickly, and it was lifted up about six to seven meters.
Would you not agree that a major contribution to raising the living standards of the Cuban people would be the immediate lifting of the American embargo?
to lift [lifted|lifted] {vb} (även: to heave, to hoist, to raise, to perk up)
We should lift that blanket and let some light in.
Not only would it lift, but it might never return.
In Lisbon you will clearly be trying to lift the world or, in any case, our world, the world of Europe.
to lift a load
to lift
to lift [lifted|lifted] {vb} (även: keep up)
My faith has constantly lifted up the ideal, and challenged me when I fell beneath it.
to lift [lifted|lifted] {vb}
to lift [lifted|lifted] {vb} (även: to crib)
Lift {substantiv}
The FAA, the controlling body above all, calls it a "powered lift aircraft."
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