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Dictionary French English: lift

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FrenchEnglish
NOUN   a lift | lifts
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VERB  to lift | lifted | lifted ... 
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SYNO   cosmetic surgery | face lift ... 
lever qc. [soulever]
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to lift sth.
météo. se disperser [brouillard]to lift [fog]
agr. récolter qc. [tubercules]to lift sth. [e.g. potatoes]
sport tirer qc. [en haltérophilie]to lift sth. [weightlifting]
Nouns
aviat. portance {f}lift
arch. ascenseur {m}lift [Br.]
2 Words: Verbs
soulever qn./qc. [charge, personne]to lift (up) sb./sth.
astronau décollerto lift off
écon. pol. lever les sanctionsto lift sanctions
rasséréner qn.to lift sb.'s spirits
sport soulever des poidsto lift weights
2 Words: Nouns
naut. ascenseur {m} à bateauxboat lift
tech. ascenseur {m} de chargecargo lift
meub. télésiège {m}chair lift
sport Unverified soulevé {m} de terredead lift [bodybuilding]
ascenseur {m} pour les personnes à mobilité réduitedisabled lift [Br.]
méd. lifting {m} [aussi fig.]face-lift [also fig.]
alpin. transp. télécabine {f}gondola lift [skiing]
tech. ascenseur {m} de chargegoods lift
monte-charge {m}goods lift [Br.]
tech. pont {m} élévateurhydraulic lift
outil. chevalet {m} de levagehydraulic lift
tech. plate-forme {f} élévatricehydraulic lift
occup. liftier {m}lift attendant [Br.]
occup. garçon {m} d'ascenseurlift attendant [Br.]
occup. liftière {f}lift attendant [female] [Br.]
occup. garçon {m} d'ascenseur [jeune]lift boy [Br.]
occup. garçon {m} d'ascenseurlift operator [Br.]
constr. tech. gaine {f} d'ascenseurlift shaft [Br.]
puits {m} d'ascenseurlift shaft [Br.]
arch. constr. trémie {f} d'ascenseurlift shaft [Br.]
occup. tech. ascensoriste {m} [technicien]lift technician [Br.]
aviat. décollage {m} [de fusée]lift-off
tech. paternoster {m} [ascenseur continu]paternoster (lift) [Br.]
sport tire-fesse {m} [fam.] [téléski]platter lift [Am.]
alpin. sport tech. remontée {f} mécaniqueski lift
alpin. sport tourisme téléski {m}ski-lift
monte-escalier {m}stair lift
monte-escaliers {m}stair lift
auto transp. pont {m} élévateurtail lift
aviat. météo. ascendance {f} thermiquethermal lift
sport tire-fesse {m} [fam.] [téléski]tow lift [Br.]
3 Words: Verbs
déposer qn. [en voiture]to give sb. a lift
faire raccompagner qn.to give sb. a lift
conduire qn. (quelque part)to give sb. a lift [Br.]
lever une interdictionto lift a ban
éclaircir un mystèreto lift a secret
dr. relever les empreintes digitales sur qc.to lift fingerprints from sth. [at a crime scene]
mil. lever le siègeto lift the siege
lever le voileto lift the veil
faire du stopto thumb (a lift)
faire de l'autostopto thumb a lift
faire de l'auto-stopto thumb a lift
3 Words: Nouns
écon. décollage {m} économiqueeconomic lift-off
tech. transpalette {m} manuelmanual lift truck
4 Words: Verbs
auto ramener qn. en voitureto give sb. a lift home [Br.]
ripoliner qc. [embellir]to give sth. a face-lift
cosm. se faire tirer la peau [fam.]to have a face-lift
ne pas remuer un doigt [fig.]to not lift a finger [fig.]
ne pas lever le petit doigt [loc.]to not lift a finger [idiom]
ne pas remuer le petit doigt [loc.]to not lift a finger [idiom]
5+ Words: Others
auto Je peux te prendre. [en voiture]I can give you a lift.
5+ Words: Verbs
être bloqué dans l'ascenseurto be trapped in the lift [Br.]
ne pas remuer le petit doigt pour qn. [loc.]to not lift a finger for sb. [idiom]
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