lift
A very large increase in happiness or confidence.
A ride given to someone in a car or other vehicle without payment.
A lift for transporting people.
A significant increase in happiness or confidence.
A significant increase in happiness or confidence.
A mechanism for transporting skiers up a slope.
A genuine and noticeable increase in happiness or confidence.
A lift for personal or restricted use, e.g., in a hotel or residence.
A series of chairs suspended from a moving cable to carry people up a mountain.
A lift used for transporting goods, staff, or for maintenance.
An event or action that improves someone's emotional state.
A lift for transporting goods rather than people.
An enclosed cabin suspended from a cable to carry people up a mountain.
A lift designed to accommodate wheelchairs.
A lift specifically for transporting luggage.
A lift powered by an electric motor.
A lift powered by a fluid-driven piston.
The doors that open and close to allow access to a lift.
A button used to call a lift or select a floor.
A ticket that allows you to use ski lifts.
The cabin of a ski lift or similar mechanism.
A person employed to operate a lift.
A person employed to operate a lift.
The vertical passage in a building in which a lift moves.
The lift comes to the floor where you are waiting.
Used to say which floors a lift provides access to.
A free ride to one's home.
A free ride to return to a place.
To raise something with care to avoid damage or mistakes.
To raise something at a low speed.
To raise something softly and with light force.
To raise something by a small amount.
To raise something by a small amount.
To remove a rule or restriction in its entirety.
To raise something nearly completely.
To raise something quickly and suddenly.
To raise something partially, about halfway.
To remove a part of a rule or restriction.
To raise something in a very careful or cautious way.
To raise something by a very small amount.
To lift a person's entire body, often with force.
To use a lift.
To provide someone with a free ride.
To propose giving someone a free ride.
To travel downwards in a lift.
To travel upwards in a lift.
To cause someone to feel happier or more confident.
To feel an increase in happiness or confidence.
To agree to take a free ride offered by someone.
To request a free ride in someone's vehicle.
To get a free ride by hitchhiking.
To signal with one's thumb to request a ride.
To control the functioning of a lift.
To raise something, removing it from a surface or location.
To raise something to a position higher than another object.
To attempt to raise something.
To succeed in raising something, often with difficulty.
To be almost unable to raise something due to its weight or other difficulty.
To be almost unable to raise something due to its weight or other difficulty.
Used when an object's weight prevents it from being raised.
To make a decision to remove a ban, restriction, etc.
To not agree to remove a ban, restriction, etc.
To consent to removing a ban, restriction, etc.
To formally choose to remove a ban, restriction, etc., by voting.