单词 | uplift |
释义 | uplift I. uplift archaic II. up·lift transitive verb 1. 2. < love uplifts the lover's being — H.O.Taylor > < stirring to uplift their masses from age-old conditions of squalor and ignorance — Howard M. Jones > 3. Scotland 4. < uplifted their voices in song > intransitive verb III. uplift a. (1) < the uplift of continents drained vast areas of land — W.E.Swinton > (2) < beyond the desert rise the mountains, the first outlying ranges of that vast uplift — Douglas Carruthers > b. c. < should have brought a larger mentality, a more vital uplift — Cosmopolitan > d. < did for their uplift all that the custom of the times permitted — C.G.Woodson > e. (1) < night life … is conducted in an atmosphere of furious rectitude, fashionable economy, and intellectual uplift — Gilbert Millstein > < all this bosh sounds like uplift; I teach my students English — W.G.Perry > < had been delighted when his daily poem and his uplift editorials first proved successful — Willa Cather > (2) < goes in for public things — very strong on woman suffrage, charities, uplift, and pacifism — O.M.Johnson > < owns all the uplift papers — John Buchan > f. |
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